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    Updating the German competition rules for big players in the Digital Economy
    The German Act against Restraints of Competition (GWB) Digitalisation Act is coming – slowly. The draft bill under the heading of Competition Law 4.0 was already published at the end of January. Now the…
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    Cross-border Company Conversion of a German GmbH and Relocation of the Registered Office to Another EU Member State
    It is now undisputedly permitted to transfer the registered office of a German GmbH to another EU member state while simultaneously changing into a legal form under the law of the country of relocation…
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    Coronavirus: Shift from short-time work to dismissals for operational reasons
    Companies were able to respond adequately to the temporary slump in employment during the coronavirus crisis by introducing short-time working. However, reliable forecasts on how the economy will develop…
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    No Compensation after Holiday Trips to Risk Countries
    In August 2020, in the middle of the summer holidays and the peak travel season, the authorities again extended the list of international risk areas. What does this mean from a labour law perspective? Is…
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    Please stay! How companies can support employee retention despite short-time work
    Please stay! How companies can support employee retention despite short-time work The coronavirus crisis, and with it short-time work, are already entering their seventh month in some companies.…
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    EU Commission Publishes Study on Sustainable Corporate Governance
    In our latest Newsletter ESG and Law we report on the "Study on directors' duties and sustainable corporate governance" ("Study") recently published by the EU Commission. The Study, compiled by EY on…
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    New Developments Regarding Business Shutdown Insurances
    By now, most of those affected will know how their insurer handles shutdown insurance claims in the coronavirus crisis. Some insurers are settling the claims while others refuse to accept any liability. In…
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    EU-Vietnam Free Trade Agreement In Force
    The Free Trade Agreement between the EU and Vietnam, abbreviated EVFTA, entered into force on 1 August 2020. It is the EU's second free trade agreement in the ASEAN region after the agreement with…
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    Support from Brussels: The EU Recovery Plan and Budget
    The members of the European Council (i.e. Presidents and Prime Ministers) agreed in Brussels, after lengthy discussions, on the long-term budget of the European Union for 2021 - 2027 and a recovery plan…
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    National Supply Chain Law Upcoming
    To start off our newsletter series "ESG and Law“, we will be reporting on new laws in the areas of environment, social & governance (ESG), sustainability or corporate social responsibility (CSR) that have…
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    The Commission suffers another setback in its fight against illegal state aid
    On 15 July 2020, the European General Court (GC) rendered its verdict on the Commission decision of 30 August 2016 requiring obliging Ireland to claim the payment of € 13 billion of back taxes from Apple.…
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    Brexit and Data Protection: Secure Your Data Transfers!
    The transitional period for the UK's withdrawal from the European Union is not extended and thus ends on 31 December 2020. No use has been made of the consensual extension of the transitional period that…
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