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AI in Human Resources: What Companies Need to Know Legally Right Now
AI in Human Resources: What Companies Need to Know About Candidate Selection, the EU AI Regulation, and Data Protection.
Counterfeit Products on Vacation: Why Supposed Bargains Can End Up Costing You
Counterfeit Products on Vacation: Why Supposed Bargains Can End Up Being Costly Legally, Financially, and Health-wise.
Kohl Minutes: No Claim to Book Profits—But Dispute Over Passages Continues
Federal Court of Justice: Kohl’s widow will not receive any profits from the book—but the dispute over the banned passages continues.
Heat in the Workplace: What Rights Do Employees Have?
There is no general rule for taking the day off due to heat—but when the temperature reaches 30 degrees, the employer must take action.
Medical Cannabis: Federal Court of Justice Sets Clear Limits on Online Advertising
Medical cannabis may be prescribed, but not advertised to consumers. The Federal Court of Justice (BGH) confirms clear boundaries.
AI-Generated Image of a Dog: Düsseldorf Higher Regional Court Rules No Copyright Infringement
Uploading Someone Else’s Photo to an AI—Is It a Copyright Infringement? Not necessarily, says the Higher Regional Court of Düsseldorf.
Summer Jobs for High School and College Students: These Labor Laws Employers Must Follow
Even short-term summer jobs are subject to labor law—with particularly strict rules for minors.
A Brand with a False Heritage: The European Court of Justice Warns Against Misleading Dates
ECJ: A year included in a trademark can be misleading if the advertised tradition is lacking. Companies need to be aware of this.
Hamm Higher Regional Court: Companies Are Liable for False Statements Made by Their AI Chatbots
Hamm Higher Regional Court: Companies are liable for false statements made by their AI chatbots. “It was the AI’s fault” is not an acceptable defense.