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VG Augsburg zu verurteiltem Betrüger: In Deutschland geborener Mann kann abgeschoben werden
Ein Mann wurde wegen bandenmäßigen Betruges zu gut sechs Jahren Haft verurteilt. Deshalb kann er nach Nordmazedonien abgeschoben werden, obwohl er in Deutschland geboren ist. Ein deutliches Signal gegen Nachahmungstaten, so das VG Augsburg.
Mitbestimmung erst ab 500 Beschäftigten der AG selbst
Öl-Ausrutscher bleibt Privatsache
Betrunkene Anwältin wurde ausfällig
BGBl. 2026 I Nr. 11
AfD will Freiheitsstrafe Amtsmissbrauch
Dentons advises on Freqcon’s self-administration proceedings
Global law firm Dentons advised Freqcon, a battery storage manufacturer based in Lower Saxony, Germany, during its self-administered insolvency proceedings.
The Bankability Gap: Resolving the Critical Legal Uncertainties in EU CCS/CCU Project Finance
Europe: The European Union has set an ambition to develop 50 million tonnes per year of geological CO2 storage capacity by 2030 and to build the industrial carbon management infrastructure necessary to achieve climate neutrality by 2050. Yet despite a maturing policy framework, the pipeline of commercially bankable CCS and CCU projects in the EU remains thin. This article examines the principal legal uncertainties in current EU and national frameworks and argues that a specific subset of those uncertainties constitute a structural “bankability gap”.
The New Due Diligence: How to Assess Growth Potential and Return on Investment in Franchise Acquisitions
Mergers and acquisitions transactions today require a perspective that goes beyond identifying risks. Strategic due diligence helps validate the investment thesis, assess growth potential, and estimate the expected return on a transaction.
Political Law Playbook – July 2026
Welcome to the July edition of the Political Law Playbook. This month, we highlight two US Supreme Court decisions that will impact future federal campaign finance oversight and spending by political party committees, the SEC’s potential foray into pay-to-play reform, and a federal court’s decision on public loan forgiveness rules.
UK NSIA Annual Report 2025-26: Top 10 Takeaways
United Kingdom: In July 2026, the government published its National Security and Investment Act 2021 (NSIA) Annual Report for 2025-26 (Report). This Report provides valuable insight into the functioning of the national security and investment screening regime in the UK and indicates possible trends, particularly against the background of a scarcity of published information about how the NSIA operates in practice.
Geopolitical uncertainty is prompting high-net-worth families to reassess asset allocation
Singapore: As geopolitical uncertainty continues to shape global markets, some high-net-worth families are reviewing their wealth structures and asset allocation strategies. Speaking to Lianhe Zaobao, Loh Kia Meng, COO and Co-Head of Dentons Rodyk's High Net Worth and Family Office practice, discusses why Singapore remains an attractive jurisdiction for long-term wealth planning and family office structures
Employment Leave Bill passes third reading
New Zealand: The Employment Leave Bill passed its third reading yesterday, and is set to come into force on the second anniversary of Royal Assent. Employers must ensure that employment agreements which do not already comply with the new statutory minimums are updated within one year of commencement. Some provisions relating to parental leave will take effect earlier, on 1 July 2027.
Nothing is certain but ageing and taxes
New Zealand: The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) released its working paper (The Impact of Population Ageing on Tax Revenues in OECD Countries) which simulates the impact of population ageing on tax revenues across the OECD using tax-to-GDP ratios from 1950 to 2060. Demographic shifts such as longer life expectancy, falling birth rates, and migration patterns are expected to lower the levels of the working-age population. The working paper considers how these demographic changes could affect tax systems and tax policies.
Norton Rose Fulbright wins summary judgment in workplace injury lawsuit
BGH verhandelt Rechtsstreit unter ehemaligen Freundinnen: Kann privates Petzen ein DSGVO-Verstoß sein?
Eine Frau gab private WhatsApp-Nachrichten einer ehemaligen Freundin an deren Arbeitgeberumfeld weiter. Die verlor daraufhin ihren Job. Jetzt verhandelte der Bundesgerichtshof über den Fall: War die Weiterleitung rechtswidrig?
Wegen Beleidigung von Einsatzkräften: 1.000 Euro Geldstrafe für betrunkene Anwältin
Sie war stark angetrunken, hatte sich in einer U-Bahn-Station erbrochen und soll dann ausfallend geworden sein: Eine Düsseldorfer Anwältin muss wegen Beleidigungen gegen Sanitäter und Polizisten eine Geldstrafe von 1.000 Euro zahlen.
BGH zum Trennungsjahr: Sexueller Missbrauch am gemeinsamen Kind macht Ehe unzumutbar
Eheleute, die sich scheiden lassen wollen, müssen grundsätzlich ein Jahr getrennt leben. Nur in Ausnahmefällen muss dieser Zeitraum nicht abgewartet werden. Bei sexuellen Übergriffen an gemeinsamen Kindern ist das der Fall, so der BGH.
