22. November 2021

Landtag wins with OPPENLÄNDER

Christofer Lenz

Prof. Dr. Christofer Lenz

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lenz@oppenlaender.de

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31. October 2025

OPPENLÄNDER again receives JUVE TOP 50 Commercial Law Firm (Wirtschaftskanzlei) Award

"To the point: The strengths of this Stuttgart-based firm are not only in competition law and litigation – Oppenländer also enjoys an excellent reputation for advising in regulated industries." (JUVE quote)

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13. October 2025

No compensation for isolation without possible vaccination – OPPENLÄNDER Rechtsanwälte wins for the state of Baden-Württemberg

On October 9, 2025, the Federal Administrative Court ruled that an employed person who was in quarantine in October 2021 due to infection with the coronavirus and thus suffered a loss of earnings cannot claim compensation from the state under the Infection Protection Act if they did not take advantage of the vaccination publicly recommended at the time despite having sufficient opportunity to do so. Translated with DeepL.com (free version)

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09. October 2025

OPPENLÄNDER Rechtsanwälte advises the shareholder of GDT Gründach Technik GmbH on the sale of his shares to the GarLa Group and on the re-investment

OPPENLÄNDER Rechtsanwälte provided comprehensive legal advice to the shareholder of GDT Gründach Technik GmbH and other affiliated companies on the sale of his shares to the GarLa Group. As part of the transaction, the seller also acquired a re-investment in the GarLa Group, which OPPENLÄNDER Rechtsanwälte also supported.

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06. October 2025

Federal CDU wins with OPPENLÄNDER Rechtsanwälte: No sanctions for large donations – Administrative Court confirms legality

The Berlin Administrative Court has dismissed a lawsuit brought by another party against the Bundestag administration: The federal CDU, represented by Prof. Dr. Christofer Lenz, Dr. Henrike Schulte, and Dr. Maximilian Stützel, does not have to pay a penalty of €2.4 million for large donations from a real estate entrepreneur. The court confirmed that there was no violation of the Political Parties Act.

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