Tag: Court of Appeal

Introduction: In a recent ruling, the Court of Appeal in Berlin declared the price adjustment clause in Netflix's General Terms and Conditions to be inadmissible. ...

Introduction In a recent ruling, the Hamburg Regional Court made a decision that is causing a stir in the legal landscape. The court agreed with ...

There has been noticeable uncertainty in the coaching industry to date, particularly with regard to the applicability of the Distance Learning Protection Act (FernUSG) to ...

Introduction In my work in the world of e-commerce and SaaS providers, it is a common practice to ask users to consent to the privacy ...

As a lawyer, one is always surprised at how sometimes certain legal topics cyclically resurface in courts. At least this is how it feels when ...

The headline for this blog post sounds a bit like a click trap, doesn't it? However, there is a funny court case behind it, which ...

The First Civil Senate of the German Federal Court of Justice, which is responsible for competition law among other things, currently has to rule on ...

The owner of the trademark "Black Friday" has failed in her attempt to prevent the cancellation of the disputed word mark. The "Black Friday" trademark ...

The situation Berlin and data protection are currently not the best of friends, and the Berlin Commissioner for Data Protection and Freedom of Information does ...

The Higher Regional Court of Hamburg has ruled that influencers do not have to explicitly label posts with product representations and manufacturer references as advertising ...

The Federal Court of Justice ruled that the publication of book articles by a member of the Bundestag on an Internet news portal was permissible.Facts ...

An interesting ruling from my field of IT law comes from the Kammergericht in Berlin. It deals with the question whether a virtual object constitutes ...

Last year, the Berlin Regional Court caused a stir when it ruled that a large number of "expletives" used against Green Party politician Renate Künast ...

In principle The VIII. Civil Senate of the German Federal Court of Justice today issued a landmark ruling on which activities a company is permitted ...

As a lawyer in the field of IT, competition law, copyright law, cease-and-desist letters and preliminary injunctions are actually commonplace, and yet you still come ...

Today, there was actually supposed to be an interesting decision at the Munich Regional Court that shed light on the case law surrounding influencer marketing ...

Anyone offering services on the Internet must provide an imprint in accordance with § 5 of the German Telemedia Act. This also includes an e-mail ...

The Berlin Regional Court today ruled in the case of AfD politician Jens Maier and Boris Becker's son, Noah Becker. Meier had referred to Becker ...

In the meantime, you can also find some explanations on my blog about case law concerning influencers. Just scroll down the page to "More Posts ...

Since I was contacted yesterday by a client who received a warning letter due to his Twitch channel, I would like to briefly point out ...