Don’t Stop Believin’ – Why it pays to fight in IP law
In episode 69 of HÄRTING|fm, Fabian Reinholz, long-standing partner at Härting Rechtsanwälte, is our guest. This edition of the litigation series focusses on three IP disputes.
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Runaway – When a speedster ends up in court and other event disputes
Philipp Schröder-Ringe, partner at Härting Rechtsanwälte, deals with disputes relating to sport, clubs, festivals and events. In episode 68 of HÄRTING|fm, he presents three event law cases in the context of the litigation series. - How do you make a claim against "Flitzer"? - Which court is responsible for international merchandising contracts? - What must a proof of use contain in the context of project funding and what disputes can arise in the event of a missing submission?
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Fast & Furious – Why work processes are often short (and painful)
Premiere for episode 67 of HÄRTING|fm! The litigation series continues with Christian Willert, partner at Härting Rechtsanwälte and lawyer from the very beginning. Once again, three disputes will be discussed, all of them related to labour law.
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It wasn’t me – apportioning blame after cyberattacks
In the third episode of the litigation series of HÄRTING|fm, Lasse Konrad, partner at Härting Rechtsanwälte, presents three disputes that have arisen in the wake of cyber attacks.
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Follow the Rechtsstaat Episode 76
American journalist Jeff Javis is Niko Härting's guest in episode 76.
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Kyiv Calling – Ukrainian colleagues on living and working with the Russian war
Episode 26 is a tough one: Martin Schirmbacher and Marlene Schreiber speak to two friends and colleagues from Ukraine on how they are doing and how legal work is currently been done.
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