Frankly speaking: The blind spot that cannot be avoided even by legal tech
One of the core arguments against putting in-house lawyers on an equal footing with external lawyers was that salaried in-house lawyers are dependent on instructions and therefore cannot be independent. Has the amendment of § 46 of the Federal Lawyers’ Act changed this situation? From a system-theoretical point of view, doubts are justified. People who […]
Frankly speaking: Brexit consequences for the law firm market. The brexit has captivated the legal profession
The brexite has captivated the legal world. Law firms present their clients with newsletter after newsletter and one checklist after another. But what about the inner workings of the law firms? What are the future relations of the EU offshoots with the English parent firm? Will we see a similar development as in the banking […]
Frankly speaking: The insolvency of the insolvency administrators
Since 2014, the insolvency administrator scene has had a rather lukewarm market. The few major proceedings are often not followed by insolvency, but rather, already in the self-interest of the management, are reorganized in the self-administration or even earlier. This is a problem for an insolvency administration based on a mixed calculation of large and […]