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Dismissals in Germany: How Employers Can Help Minimize Financial Risks | Littler - Vimarsana News

Dismissals in Germany: How Employers Can Help Minimize Financial Risks | Littler

Terminations – whether consensual or unilateral – are part of working life. But not all grounds for termination will hold up in a German labor court. If the court rules that a dismissal...

The springboard doctrine in the context of patent law – part two - Vimarsana News

The springboard doctrine in the context of patent law – part two

In concluding a two-part series on springboard injunctions, Marco Stief of Maiwald takes a deeper dive to explain their requirements, review case law, and examine their relevance in the pharmaceutical and life sciences sectors

The Increasing Financialization of Germany - Vimarsana News

The Increasing Financialization of Germany

The FIRE sector capitalizes on Germany’s industrial decline as government diverts money from social programs to military. 

OLG: Lawsuit of the consumer center against Parship has hardly chances -September 21, 2023 at 11:31 am EDT - Vimarsana News

OLG: Lawsuit of the consumer center against Parship has hardly chances -September 21, 2023 at 11:31 am EDT

A model declaratory action by the Federation of German Consumer Organizations against the termination right at the online dating agency Parship has little chance of success. In an oral hearing before...

Germany: Housing is almost unaffordable – DW – 08/03/2023 - Vimarsana News

Germany: Housing is almost unaffordable – DW – 08/03/2023

More and more people are desperately searching for accommodation across the country. The supply is too low, rents are rising and incomes are often no longer sufficient. An explosive situation.

Source: dw.com