Waiver of co-payment for FFP2 masks is a breach of competition law
The aim of the Corona Protective Masks Ordinance (SchutzmV) is to give risk groups access to FFP2 masks at a reduced price. They are distributed
The aim of the Corona Protective Masks Ordinance (SchutzmV) is to give risk groups access to FFP2 masks at a reduced price. They are distributed
In the underlying case, the defendant received an out-of-court warning due to an infringement of competition law. In his lawyer’s reply, he did not dispute
In a recent reference decision, the Higher Regional Court of Rostock dealt with the legal abuse of a lawsuit. This was based on the case
Entrepreneurs who inform consumers about their statutory right of withdrawal usually use the statutory templates for this purpose. If these are used correctly, a legal
Trade associations, like consumer protection associations, may take action against potentially unlawful general terms and conditions of companies on the basis of the UKlaG. The
The Trade Secrets Act (GeschGehG) modernized the regulations on the protection of trade secrets. The OLG emphasizes the following key change: For information to be
The Higher Regional Court of Hamm has ruled that simple fabric masks or a mouth-nose cover are not a “medical device” within the meaning of
In a recent decision, the Higher Regional Court of Hamburg has continued the long-standing case law of various courts on the term “clinic”. The relevant
FC Bayern München AG has successfully taken action against a commercial secondary market platform for tickets. The platform also offered tickets for FC Bayern matches
“Captain Iglo” is probably Iglo GmbH’s best-known advertising figure. But other manufacturers also advertise with images of older men with beards in front of coastal