Our lawyers and advisors publish numerous articles and papers. Please find an overview here.
Update IP No. 20
Facebook may be required to seek and erase illegal content worldwide
Chambers Employment Second Edition 2019 Guide
Employment: Law & Practice
Employment: Trends & Developments
Update Data Protection No. 66
CJEU: Pre-checked consent to the use of cookies is inadmissible
Unrestrained – Federal Constitutional Court considers searches of law firms constitutional
Advent Calendar 2018
Cybersecurity – Digital threats and how to protect against them
Advent Calender 2018
The Winter Package is coming – Brussels implements EU climate protection targets and strengthens the internal market
Commission approves subsidies for electric buses
BRX Update: State aid December 2018
Agreement on the new EU Cybersecurity Act
Update Data Protection No. 48
Shareholder Rights Directive Transposition Act II: Strengthened rights, easier exercising and cross-border information
Evaluation of the Act to Further Facilitate the Reorganization of Companies: Additional value through self-administration and insolvency plan
One, two, or three… ? Gender neutrality in employment law
Changes in prospectus law: leaner, lighter, and more flexible language
Federal Court of Justice decision on “HHole”: Is copyright prevailing over ownership?
Existing insurance policies and Brexit: going over, not going under
Just keep your mouth shut – Protection of trade secrets 2.0
Welcome back – from 2019, new part-time rules apply
The “Company Law Package” – providing mobility to companies within the EU
Online shopping without borders? – The new EU Geo-Blocking Regulation
Orientation Guide from the German Data Protection Supervisory Authorities for Direct Marketing
Update Data Protection No. 47
International scope of the GDPR
Update Data Protection No. 46
GDPR non-compliance may adversely affect the outcome of the annual financial statement audit
Update Data Protection No. 45
September 2018: The German Federal Court of Justice takes the protection of trade secrets seriously!
Protection of Trade Secrets
Video surveillance at the Workplace: Companies can store video recordings for up to six months
Update Data Protection No. 44
