It is not uncommon for negotiations before a criminal court to offer deep insights into the weaknesses of the human soul. This is also the case in the present case, in which a student who broke off his law degree after six semesters, later pretended to be a lawyer and earned a lot of money … Read more
Another success for a Munich resident in a dispute with insurance companies about the corona-related closure of restaurants during the lockdown in spring. The regional court upheld Jürgen Lochbihler’s action, the landlord of the “Pschorr” on Viktualienmarkt. He had sued his insurance company because it had refused to pay from an existing company closure insurance. … Read more
A new round in the fight of Munich restaurateurs for benefits from their business closure insurance – this time: Guido Schweighart, who has been running the “Guido al Duomo” on Frauenplatz, behind the cathedral, since 2002. He wants around 160,000 euros from Allianz because – like all other inns – it had to close from … Read more
“Cracked, not broken open” from October 21: It seems to me that the judge got stuck somewhere a few years ago with his view of technical developments. Data theft is usually associated with Break-ins connected in company networks. And although nobody here leverages a server with a crowbar, but cracks security mechanisms, one speaks of … Read more