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Information Sheet: Privacy policy AGM - Vimarsana News

Information Sheet: Privacy policy AGM

Information Sheet: Privacy Policy The General Meeting 1. Scope and purpose AGRANA Beteiligungs-AG processes personal... | June 7, 2023

AGM: PIERER Mobility AG: Invitation to the 26th Annual General Meeting - Vimarsana News

AGM: PIERER Mobility AG: Invitation to the 26th Annual General Meeting

EQS-News: PIERER Mobility AG / Announcement of the Convening of the General Meeting PIERER Mobility AG: Invitation to the 26th Annual General Meeting 24.03.2023 / 10:22... | March 24, 2023

At a glance: liability for domestic carriage of passengers in Austria - Vimarsana News

At a glance: liability for domestic carriage of passengers in Austria

A brief Q&A covering air carriers' liability for passenger injury and death during domestic carriage in Austria.

Competition Litigation - Cartels, Monopolies - Vimarsana News

Competition Litigation - Cartels, Monopolies

Enforcement by private competition litigation in Austria is not restricted to damages claims. Private bodies have standing to file for cease and desist (Abstellung) orders or for decisions of finding...

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Austrian Supreme Court scrutinises admissibility of contingency fee arrangements and third-party funding - Vimarsana News

Austrian Supreme Court scrutinises admissibility of contingency fee arrangements and third-party funding

The Supreme Court recently had to assess, with regard to a decision on costs, whether the respondents' fee agreement with their representatives was void as a contingency fee arrangement, violating the prohibition of <i>quota litis</i> pursuant to section 879(2) No. 2 of the Austrian General Civil Code. The Court also examined whether this amounted to a reason to set aside an arbitral award. The Court took this as an opportunity to express its opinion on the admissibility of third-party funding under Austrian law.