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    It May Cost You if You Put up Your Dukes

    The Federal Labor Court was recently asked to decide to what extent the exemption from personal liability applies if one colleague physically attacks another at their workplace.
    GermanyGovernment, Public Sector
    Jones Day
    Jones Day
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    Contractual Penalties in Standardized Employment Agreements: Are They Still Enforceable?

    It is not unheard of in Germany that an employee and employer agree on a start date, but as soon as the start date arrives, the employee is nowhere to be seen (probably because he found a better position in the meantime).
    GermanyGovernment, Public Sector
    Jones Day
    Jones Day
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    179. Greek Taxation of Permanent Establishments of Foreign EU Corporations Violates EU Law

    European UnionTax
    KPMG Germany
    KPMG Germany
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