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    Coronavirus: Consequences in Contractual Relationships
    The coronavirus "SARS-CoV-2" is becoming an increasing burden for human beings and the economy. In view of the rapid development, an illness of employees or the official order of quarantine can lead for…
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    Corona Labour Law ABC
    A great deal is being written, talked and coughed about the coronavirus "SARS-CoV-2". Nevertheless, much remains unclear. The disease is spreading and the hysteria in addition is spreading even…
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    Thinking outside the box – M&A for start-ups
    Mergers & Acquisitions for start-ups – "Only for grown-ups" or the logical next step? It may sound contradictive for the founders of a young, innovative start-up to be thinking about merging with a…
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    The sale of start-ups – do competition authorities have a say?
    In many cases, the sale of a start-up to an investor will not require prior notification to the Bundeskartellamt (German Federal Cartel Office) or other competition authorities. In most countries, whether…
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    Liability Risks for Directors of Start-ups and D&O Insurance Coverage
    As a rule, founders will want to avoid being personally liable for the start-up to the extent of their private assets. For this reason, they will generally use a company as the commercial entity, such as a…
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    Beneficial owners –Transparency Register and new rules regarding anti-money laundering checks by notaries
    On 1 January 2020, the Act implementing the Directive on the amendment of the Fourth EU Money Laundering Directive entered into force and amended the German Money Laundering Act (Geldwäschegesetz, GwG),…
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    Points in time of valuation and receipt for employee participation plans
    A start-up’s most important asset, other than its founders, are its employees. Start-ups are certainly hip and brilliant minds are deciding more and more in favour of a career in an ambitious start-up…
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    "So test, therefore, who join forever!" – Trial periods in an employment relationship
    Employees, in particular start-ups who have little money or time to waste, should make good use of probationary periods in employment relationships. Trials serve as a time to test something before the…
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    The question of health insurance for start-ups. Interview with Frank Mayer
    Frank is the Regional Managing Partner for BARMER in Frankfurt am Main and has been advising businessmen and businesswomen in the Rhine-Main Region since 2015. Mr Mayer, young entrepreneurs, and those…
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    Labour Law Immune System - Tips for Employers in the Time of Coronavirus
    The coronavirus continues to spread and more and more companies are affected. To ensure that you are well prepared for the questions of your employees and that the company gets through the next weeks and…
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    Strengthening of Investment Controls in Germany
    In November 2019, the German Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy (BMWi) presented its concept for an “Industrial Strategy 2030 - Guidelines for a German and European Industrial Policy”. The…
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    2020 Corporate Social Responsibility Outlook: More sustainability, more laws, more risks
    In the new decade, the spotlight will be on sustainability. The already rapid developments in Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) will gather even more speed. Companies involved in real economy and the…
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