Uber loses once again at LG Frankfurt a.M.
Uber’s mediation of rides to car rental companies is anti-competitive, the district court’s board said. In Uber’s business model, the court found various infringements of…
Tag: Competition law
Munich District Court rejects media privilege at Jameda
The medical platform Jameda is currently under a lot of legal fire, but therefore provides legally valuable information for platform operators, which is inadmissible and…
OLG Frankfurt: No liability for actions of third parties
In a recent decision, the Higher Regional Court of Frankfurt ruled that an undertaking is not liable for anti-competitive acts of third parties, even if…
Costs of a patent attorney in the UWG trial
Experienced colleagues know that legal proceedings can also be won simply with a potentially overwhelming cost burden. Often also in litigation are the costs of…
Defense clause on websites: Not a good idea
Because I just stumbled across an imprint of a page and had to smile again, another post today at a slightly later hour, even if…
#FreedomOfTagging: Influencer and the VSW
Currently, the topic is up-to-date again in the problem area Influencer Marketing. This time it concerns Instagram influencer Vanessa Blumenthal, who continues to be in…
Online shops: Attention to advertising with EIA
For years I have worked with H&H Games Consulting GmbH, or now Esports Consulting GmbH, also in the field of marketing. I am therefore aware…
Do Free2Play games violate the Pricing Ordinance?
As mentioned in the previous article, many games that use Free2Play as a sales model may also be in violation of Section 3a UWG i.V.m.…
Is the Free2Play distribution model anti-competitive?
In a case I have represented, besides numerous other problems, the question arises at the moment whether the Free2Play model used by many publishers, often…