Media Law & Copyright Law

22.01.2021

Corona dispute at Stuttgart Regional Court: Art teacher sues 18-year-old student (Case No. 11 O 538/20)

An art teacher had removed our client, an 18-year-old student, from art class and had put her in a storage room because our client is not allowed to wear a face mask for medical reasons. When our client subsequently complained to the press about this discrimination, the art teacher applied to the Stuttgart Regional Court for an injunction against our client for alleged violation of her personal rights.

13.09.2020

Interview of Atty. Dr. Christian Seyfert with “Deutsche Welle”: Neil Young vs. Donald Trump

Recently, Atty. Dr. Christian Seyfert has given an interview to the German media broadcasting company “Deutsche Welle”. In this interview, Atty Dr. Christian Seyfert compares the copyright systems in the US and Germany and discusses Neil Young's lawsuit against Donald Trump's reelection company.

06.09.2020

Media and Art Use Licenses in Germany

This article deals with licensing issues regarding media and art use licenses and license agreements in Germany.

23.08.2020

OLG Stuttgart: Temporary injunction obtained against the president of a dance organisation to prevent further damaging statements against our client (Ref. 4 U 159/20)

After the Regional Court of Stuttgart only partially ruled in favour of our client in a lawsuit for damage to reputation, the Higher Regional Court of Stuttgart overturned this on appeal and ruled in favour of our client in full.

15.06.2020

"Schatten an der Wand" star Julia Neigel wins defamation case against competitor

"Schatten an der Wand" - Julia Neigel wins a lawsuit against musical competitor for damage to reputation (Case No. 2-03 O 127/19)

28.05.2020

Short Introduction: In which situations may one not assert or disseminate factual claims about others to third parties?

This legal article addresses the question of the conditions under which factual claims about others may not be asserted or disseminated.

15.05.2020

Regional Court Frankfurt am Main: Postmortem personality right of a Holocaust survivor prevails over publications by a British history professor (Case 2-03 O 306/19)

In this fundamental case, which we fought for the daughter of a Holocaust survivor at the Regional Court in Frankfurt am Main, the Regional Court in Frankfurt am Main further strengthened the post-mortem personality rights and the post-mortem rights in one's own image of a deceased person.

03.06.2014

Bryan Ferry 'A Life in Voice' award presentations

ZELLER & SEYFERT represent the legal interests of our client, the music and event promoter Insidethelight. Our client had organised the Bryan Ferry 'A Life in Voice' award presentations, scheduled for the 8th and 9th of June, 2014. Today, our client issued the following press release which we want to republish on our website.

16.02.2014

Federal Court of Justice of Germany: Neighboring rights to individual images of a film include the right to exploit the individual images in the form of the film

This article relating to image rights is displayed in the German language.

15.02.2014

Federal Court of Justice of Germany: No legal presumption of the primacy of the general right of personality of children and adolescents in relation to the freedom of the press

This article relating to legal presumption is available in the German language.

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