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Lawyer Specializing in Civil Law
|Read MoreJoin our team! We are looking for a lawyer to advise private and commercial clients, specializing in civil law.
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Our relaunch is here!
| News |Read MoreMay we introduce? Our Relaunch 4.0 is here! Several months have passed during which we put our heads together and meticulously worked on our new website. Now we are excited to…
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Migration Germany | EU 'Blue Card' and Family Reunification
|Read MoreAlthough the topic of family reunification in Germany is frequently discussed in the media, especially in connection with refugees and asylum seekers, it is of great importance to many more people…
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Copyright Europe | 'What YouTube is doing is a form of expropriation'
| News |Read MoreThe most contentious points of the reform, Article 13 (now Article 17) of the planned EU Directive “on Copyright and Related Rights”, as well as the so-called “upload filters”,…
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We are now also on Instagram!
|Read MoreOur Instagram channel recently went online! We will regularly publish news, legal tips, and behind-the-scenes insights into our law firm there. Follow us!
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Labor Law | Remaining Vacation Days at Year-End
| NewsRead MoreCoincidentally, at the end of 2018, the European Court of Justice (ECJ) in Brussels ruled in two cases on the question of whether – as has been the practice in Germany – vacation days at the end of the year or...
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Banking Law | Termination of Well-Interest-Bearing Premium Savings Contracts by Savings Banks - UPDATE
|Read MoreDue to persistently low interest rates, some financial institutions are attempting to 'get rid of' older contracts with high savings premiums by terminating them. Sparkasse Nürnberg alone has initiated a widely publicized...
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More and More Specialist Lawyers at gençer & coll.
|Read MoreOur lawyer for banking and capital markets law, Sebastian Kerner, is now authorized to use the title 'Specialist Lawyer'. We extend our warmest congratulations!
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Banking Law | Faulty Interest Adjustment Clauses - Recalculation of Interest for Premium Savings Contracts Required
|Read MoreFollowing the Federal Court of Justice's (BGH) ruling (Case XI ZR 345/18) in May 2019, which established that the termination of savings contracts is generally permissible, many banks and savings banks have...
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Banking Law | Surprising ECJ Ruling – Numerous Loan Agreements from 2010 to 2016 are Revocable!
|Read MoreIn its judgment of March 26, 2020 (Case C-66/19), the ECJ ruled that a specific wording used by numerous banks and savings banks regarding revocation information in loan and credit agreements...
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