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AI in Advertising and Marketing: Legal Risks Companies Should Be Aware Of
AI advertising is permitted, but it is not without risks. What applies as of August 2, 2026.
What Is EU Inc.? An Overview of the Proposed European Company Form
EU Inc. is set to become Europe’s digital corporation—fast, cost-effective, and designed to operate across borders.
GEMA vs. Suno: What the Ruling Means for AI Music and Copyright Law
The Munich I Regional Court has banned Suno from using copyrighted music in its training. What the ruling means for AI music.
Bundeswehr Advertisement on a Tram: Freedom of Conscience Does Not Always Set Limits on Management’s Authority
Munich Labor Court: A tram driver must operate the tram with Bundeswehr advertising; the employer’s right to direct and supervise takes precedence.
OpenAI Fails to Register as an EU Trademark: The Limits of Descriptive Names
The EU Court denies protection to the word mark OPENAI. What this case reveals about descriptive brand names.
Sexual Harassment in the Workplace: Rights, Protection, and Potential Compensation
Cologne Regional Labor Court Awards €68,153.80 in Severance Pay: What Rights Employees Have in Cases of Workplace Harassment.
Invalid Notice of Mass Layoffs: When a Termination Remains Valid Anyway
BAG: Not every error in the notice of mass layoffs renders the termination invalid.
Böhmermann and Arne Schönbohm: Munich Higher Regional Court Prohibits False Statements on “ZDF Magazin Royale”
The Munich Higher Regional Court has ordered ZDF to stop making false statements about Arne Schönbohm. However, he will not receive any money.
Fender Stratocaster in Court: Who Owns the Famous Guitar Shape?
The Düsseldorf Regional Court has granted copyright protection to the Stratocaster design. Thomann is suing over the implications for the market.