The Top 10 Most Read LTO Articles of 2023

The Top 10 Most Read LTO Articles of 2023

Impostor in a major law firm, a family has to tear down their house, legal battles of a ZDF entertainer and a superstar in the fight against the media. Click through the most read ones LTO-Article in 2023. Advertisement We’re taking the end of the year as an opportunity to look back at which articles … Read more

Interest Rates Too High: Examining the Immorality of Loans

Interest Rates Too High: Examining the Immorality of Loans

Interest rates too high When is a loan immoral? A guest contribution by Roland Klaus 08/10/2023, 07:00 a.m Consumer credit and mortgage lending can be viewed as usury if they are too expensive. Then there is the possibility of reclaiming excessive interest or commissions. The current judgments show that. One bank in particular attracted negative … Read more

Navigating the Confusing Terminology of Sexual Criminal Law in the Till Lindemann Case

In the media discussion about the case of Rammstein singer Till Lindemann, terms from sexual criminal law are often used incorrectly and hastily, for example when “abuse” is mentioned. Yves Georg examine the legal situation. Advertisement For a few days the media have been reporting allegations of “sexual abuse“, of the “sexual assault“, of the … Read more

Speed Camera Marathon Targets Speeding Drivers in Germany: Increased Flashing Across Participating Federal States

Friday April 21, 2023 In some federal states, flashes have been used more intensively since the beginning of the week as part of the speed camera marathon. Today, all other participating federal states have also joined. Drivers must expect increased speed controls here. The No. 1 cause of accidents in Germany? speeding. In order to … Read more

Speed Camera Marathon: Where and When You Can Expect Flashes During the 2023 Campaign in Germany

Monday 17 April 2023 Since 2013, speed offenders have been hunted almost everywhere on Day X. This year, the campaign will be extended to a whole week in some federal states. And that starts today. We tell you where and when flashes are used. lawn kills. Still. And again and again. Most of the 2,782 … Read more

Do you have to go to work with a positive corona test?

end of many rules Do you have to go to work with a positive corona test? 03/07/2023 7:53 p.m For a long time it was clear: Anyone who has a positive corona test is not allowed to go to the office, to the construction site or to the cash register. But what applies after the … Read more

Nancy Faeser dedicates Twitter account: Can she do that?

50985 Guest post by Dr. Christian Conrad 06.02.2023 Federal Interior Minister Nancy Faeser (SPD) speaks on the sidelines of the Hesse summit of the Social Democrats. Faeser will stand as SPD top candidate in the Hessian state elections on October 8, 2023. Foto: picture alliance/dpa | Boris Roessler Nancy Faeser’s official Twitter account became a … Read more

Like Johnny Depp, these celebrities rose from the ashes after facing serious legal problems

Immunity for being famous; talent that shines in the end; lack of memory among people or simply everyone deserves a second chance. The fact is that just as Johnny Depp lives a second wind in his artistic career, he has even been taken by Dior as his new image, after the media trial with Amber … Read more

legal officer, lawyer (f/m/d) | Max Planck Society

Tender number: 1310 Job offer from April 5, 2022 – – The Max Planck Society for the Advancement of Science e. V. (MPG) conducts cutting-edge research in the natural sciences, life sciences and humanities in its 86 institutes and facilities, making it one of the leading international research institutions with numerous Nobel Prize winners in … Read more

Blitzer-Marathon 2022: Flashes are being used here today

Blitzer-Marathon 2022 Flashing here today 03/24/2022, 09:39 am – Since 2013, speed offenders have been hunted almost everywhere on Day X. Today is that day. We tell you where and when flashes are used. lawn kills. Still. And again and again. Most of the 2,569 traffic deaths in the past year were due to “inadequate … Read more