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Telemedial work from home or from a home office is playing an increasingly important role in the German labor market: Employers recognize the advantages of
The Covid 19 pandemic has shown that Germany needs to catch up in terms of digitization. It is obvious that the importance of information technology
The new Digital Services Act (DSA) is intended to make the digital space more legally secure in the future and to regulate it according to
We represented our client in a case against the former mayor of a municipality in Lower Saxony and against the municipality itself on the grounds
In opposition proceedings against our client’s registered trademark “HeyGo”, the German Patent and Trademark Office (DPMA) ruled in our favor in its entirety and rejected
Germany has difficulties obtaining skilled workers. In particular, there is a shortage of qualified workers in the “STEM – fields” (science, technology, engineering, mathematics) and
EU trademarks After an extremely successful year 2020 with regard to trademark applications, ZELLER & SEYFERT is again among the top-ranked law firms for trademark
As a result of the war in Ukraine, many Ukrainian nationals are currently arriving in Germany. For these people, the legal opportunity to work is
The German Federal Labor Court (Bundesarbeitsgericht, BAG) recently had to decide whether an employer may link their offer of a termination agreement with the indication
On 18th November 2021, the German Parliament passed the “Act Amending the Protection against Infection Act and other Laws on the occasion of the Repeal
The ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE ACT published by the European Commission on 21.04.2021 aims to regulate the use of these systems. An objective measure of risk assessment
An important update for temporary workers in Germany Continuing from our series of articles around Kurzarbeitergeld in Germany, specifically relating to the supporting of employers and employees in these times
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