Civil servants for life enjoy a special protected status, which is also reflected in the fact that they cannot be retired without further ado.
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Hospitals are increasingly relying on the use of CytoSorb or Oxiris for patients with septic shock. These blood purification procedures can be decisive for the positive outcome of treatment in an emergency.
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The planning law for onshore wind turbines in Schleswig-Holstein is currently undergoing complex changes - some of them involuntary - whose application poses major challenges for project developers, investors and local authorities.
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Are journalists who report on traffic accidents entitled to use the hard shoulder on highways? The VGH Mannheim has answered this question in the negative.
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Even 20 years after the introduction of this form of cooperation, there are still legal uncertainties regarding the remuneration of services provided by medical care centers (MVZ). This is illustrated by a decision of the Munich Social Court on…
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In the field of renewable energies and the associated storage structures, it is becoming increasingly economically attractive for project developers to acquire agricultural land rather than just lease it for a limited period of time.
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It is an old dispute whether the freedom of faith, conscience and confession under Art. 4 para. 1, 2 GG is subject to a simple legal reservation or can only be restricted by goods of constitutional rank.
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In its decision dated 6 September 2024, the OVG Greifswald temporarily suspended the change ban to safeguard the preparation of development plan no. 42 "Structural safeguarding of the existing development for the area within Dannweg, Möwenstraße,…
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The provision in Article 93 para. 1 no. 2 of the Basic Law is one of the most beautiful provisions of the Basic Law. It contains a fundamental concept of modern philosophy, doubt. Every exam candidate knows the wording in Art. 93 para. 1 no. 2 GG:
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The BVerwG has granted the Compact magazine's application for interim legal protection against the ban on its association. However, key issues remain unresolved.
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The German Bundestag passed new amendments to the Federal Immission Control Act on June 6, 2024, essentially to speed up the approval process for onshore wind turbines. However, these amendments have not yet come into force.
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The premature ordinary termination of long-term rental agreements is a recurring topic of legal disputes and regularly occupies the courts.
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On May 1, 2024, the state ordinance on the determination of areas with reduced cap limits in accordance with Section 558 (3) sentence 2 of the German Civil Code (Kappungsgrenzenverordnung Schleswig-Holstein - KappVO SH) will come into force.
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Since 01.04.2024, the requirement for disciplinary action against federal civil servants has been dropped. In light of the current relevance, this blog post provides an overview of the new legal situation.
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The book value privilege is also applicable in the case of a gratuitous transfer of assets between sister partnerships with identical shareholdings.
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The federal state of Berlin issued fee notices against climate activists who had taped themselves to roads - and has now failed for the time being in proceedings before the Berlin Administrative Court (VG)
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The Act on the Modernization of Partnership Law (MoPeG) comes into force on 01.01.2024. This law fundamentally reforms the law governing civil law partnerships (GbR) in particular.
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The Federal Administrative Court declared Section 13b BauGB to be contrary to EU law and the development plan on which the decision was based to be invalid due to a notable procedural error in accordance with Section 214 para. 1 sentence 1 no. 3…
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In its ruling of November 8, 2022, the Federal Court of Justice dealt with an action for injunctive relief under public law against two articles
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On 23.03.2023, the OVG Schleswig declared the partial update of Regional Plan I on the use of onshore wind energy to be invalid. This concerns
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On 01.01.2023 and 01.02.2023, some new regulations regarding the permissibility of ground-mounted photovoltaic systems, wind turbines and wind farms will come into force.
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On August 1, 2021, the transparency register was converted into a full register. As a result, the reporting obligations have been extended, which means that there is an urgent need for action for a large number of companies.
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The BGH and the BVerfG differ on a very important legal matter: the doctrine of property and the related question of possible compensation in the event of massive encroachments on freedom of ownership.
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Everything will be done to ensure that no jobs are lost. This was promised by Federal Minister for Economic Affairs Peter Altmaier at the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic in March 2020. By contrast, the German Council of Economic Experts stated…
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In response to the consequences caused by the coronavirus crisis, the legislator has taken action in recent weeks and has provided for numerous - at least temporary - new regulations for employers and employees, some of which have already been…
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In its extraordinary session on March 25, 2020, the Bundestag passed the following bills as part of the coronavirus package of measures adopted by the Federal Cabinet on March 23, 2020 after a brief debate and with a large majority.
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Proposed legislation: Temporary suspension of the obligation to file for insolvency for companies threatened by insolvency due to the coronavirus pandemic
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In the course of the COVID-19 pandemic, cities and municipalities in Germany have banned all public events with 1000 or more people. The city of Kiel issued a general decree on this on 12.03.2020, for example. The question arises as to whether cities…
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In a decision dated October 30, 2019, the Federal Administrative Court (BVerwG) in Leipzig abandoned its decades-long case law on the judicial reviewability of a committee decision. The reason given for the change in case law is the requirement of…
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On November 6, 2019, the Federal Constitutional Court (BVerfG) made two groundbreaking decisions on the question of the extent to which a "right to be forgotten" exists on the internet (decisions 1 BvR 16/13 "Right to be forgotten I" and 1 BvR 276/17…
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If the administration delegates the performance of public duties to private companies, the question arises as to who is liable for any damage incurred if this duty is not fulfilled. Ultimately, the answer depends on whether the private companies are…
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The Federal Administrative Court (BVerwG) ruled on June 13, 2019 that the killing of male chicks is only permitted for a transitional period. Why?
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In its judgment of July 4, 2019, the ECJ ruled that the minimum and maximum rates for fees set out in the HOAI are contrary to EU law because they violate the Services Directive 2006/123/EC.
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The Federal Court of Justice (BGH) ruled on December 20, 2018 that the official gazette of the town of Crailsheim may no longer be distributed free of charge to the town's residents. Why? - Municipalities and cities must observe the principle of a…
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The prolonged heatwave and drought in Germany has resulted in significant crop failures for many farmers. On August 13, 2018, the heads of the state and federal ministries of agriculture met to discuss possible relief measures.
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The Federal Administrative Court in Leipzig has doubts as to whether an error in the preparation of a development plan for a wind farm is irrelevant and whether a corresponding development plan can therefore be "saved".
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As part of the Federal Participation Act, the legislator has standardized an additional effectiveness requirement for the dismissal of a severely disabled employee or an employee of equal status with the new Section 95 para. 2 sentence 3 SGB IX,…
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Many municipalities and towns regularly organize folk festivals and markets. These events are very popular. Traditional markets in particular are
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Urban development planning is a comprehensive task for the municipalities. In Kiel and other larger cities in Schleswig-Holstein, there are
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From 01.02.2017, even more extensive information obligations will apply for many companies in the B2C sector. This applies in particular to online retailers, but
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In summer 2016, the EU Commission imposed a record fine totaling around 2.9 billion euros on truck manufacturers MAN, Volvo/Renault, Daimler, Iveco and DAF.
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Who is responsible under data protection law for the user data collected when a Facebook fan page is accessed? This question from Internet law awaits
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In recent times, numerous municipalities and towns have tried to revitalize their areas with district and local festivals. These festivals lack the
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In its "Siemens/ Neubürger" decision at the end of 2013, the Regional Court of Munich I (case no. 5 HKO 1387/10) made various statements on compliance obligations.
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Real estate buyers are currently enjoying the low interest rates on loans. For residential real estate, they are often only between one and
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Occasionally, entrepreneurs are sent a warning letter due to a legal infringement. One example is a trademark or competition infringement. In this case
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