TIGGES is a partner of the “Dealsuite.com Germany × Netherlands Cross-Border Deal Summit”
On behalf of our law firm, Marius Rosenberg attended the “Dealsuite.com Germany × Netherlands Cross-Border Deal Summit” in Düsseldorf last week.
BVMW “Construction & Real Estate” Roundtable at TIGGES
Last week, TIGGES once again had the privilege of hosting the BVMW Roundtable on “Construction & Real Estate.”
Legal Industry Reviews Germany: Our Expert Articles
The 11th edition of The Legal Industry Reviews Germany has been published.
Heat Protection in the Workplace: Employers’ Responsibilities During Summer Temperatures
When temperatures exceed the 30-degree mark, companies face numerous questions regarding occupational safety and health.
Handelsblatt Ranking: “Germany’s Best Lawyers (2027)”
The latest Handelsblatt ranking, “Germany’s Best Lawyers 2026,” once again confirms our firm’s strong professional reputation
ECJ Rules German Track Access Charge Cap Violates EU Law – Article by Dr. Frank Wilting and Gisela Hebrant in the RdTW
In its ruling of March 19, 2026 (C-770/24), the European Court of Justice issued a landmark decision regarding German rail transport: the so-called “track access charge cap” violates European law. In the current issue (06/2006) of RdTW – Recht der Transportwirtschaft, TIGGES attorneys Dr. Frank Wilting and Gisela Hebrant from our Rail Practice Group analyze […]
Simplifications to shipping and export declarations effective July 1, 2026
New simplifications in customs law mean less red tape for businesses.
Dr. Kaya Köklü included in the list of neutrals of the PMAC at the UPC
We are very pleased that TIGGES attorney Dr. Kaya Köklü has been included in the list of neutrals of the Patent Mediation and Arbitration Centre of the Unified Patent Court (PMAC) at the Unified Patent Court (UPC).
Event Damensalon: Democracy needs the rule of law and people to defend it
Next TIGGES Women’s Salon Networking Evening: Democracy needs the rule of law and people to defend it
The new “revocation button” in the B2C sector | Need for action by 19.06.2026
From June 19, 2026, traders who conclude distance contracts with consumers via online user interfaces must provide an electronic withdrawal function (“withdrawal button”).