Unfair terms and conditions clauses - CHIP interviews certified lawyer Hagen Hild

Publication date: 10/02/2012

870 times read
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Do you really think that Apple, Facebook and 1&1 have nothing in common? They do – unfair terms and conditions clauses. CHIP has revealed together with lawyer Hagen Hild those cases.

Category: General Terms Law, Amazon, eBay Law, Long Distance Sales Act, Consumer Law, lawfirm.biz intern, Interviews, social network service, Facebook, Telecommunication law

Titelschutz Journal

Publication date: 08/02/2012

1230 times read
 :: 837 Votes  

Dispatch on February 2, 2012 about the sentence of the Regional  Court Düsseldorf, file number: 4 O 137/97.

Category: Industrial Property Protection, Liability, Trademark Law, lawfirm.biz intern

Titelschutz Journal

Publication date: 08/02/2012

1780 times read
 :: 1020 Votes  

Dispatch on February 2, 2012 about the sentence of the Local Court Frankfurt /Main, file number: 30 C 1849/11-25.

Category: Internet Law, Procedural Law, Copyright Law, Abmahnung Verletzer, Photo Law, Press Law, Personality Right, lawfirm.biz intern

Galileo - the popular science magazine on ProSieben

Publication date: 02/02/2012

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 :: 643 Votes  

Certified lawyer Julian N. Modi, LL.M., supports Galileo – a popular science magazine on ProSieben – about the topic „Legal mistakes on the Internet".

Category: lawfirm.biz intern, Interviews, Copyright Law, Consumer Law, Advertising Law, Internet Law, File Sharing, Long Distance Sales Act, social network service, Facebook

Warning wave threats Facebook – FOCUS online interviews lawyer Hagen Hild, certified lawyer in IT Law and in Protection of Industrial Property

Publication date: 13/09/2011

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 :: 752 Votes  

Decorating the own profile with photos, text and YouTube videos is something that happens every day on Favebook. The problem appears when the copyrights are not own by the facebook user who has just copied the internet contents. Even when a user is in principle owner of the rights and according to the terms of use, facebook is allowed to use the contents to a large extend. Lawyer Hagen Hild, certified lawyer in IT Law and in Protection of Industrial Property has been interviewed by FOCUS Online about that topic.

Category: Internet Law, lawfirm.biz intern, Interviews, social network service, Photo Law, Consumer Law, Data Protection, Facebook

Perfidiousness within online offers – Chip interviews lawyer Hagen Hild, certified lawyer in IT Law and in Protection of Industrial Property

Publication date: 13/09/2011

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PayPal blocks against the sales within Kuba, Zalando obliges frequently returning buyers to pay in advance. Chip interviews lawyer Hagen Hild, certified lawyer in IT Law and in Protection of Industrial Property about that topic.

Category: Internet Law, General Terms Law, Power of Revocation, lawfirm.biz intern, Interviews, Law on Sales, Consumer Law, Long Distance Sales Act

1:0 for Apple: Samsung is not allowed to sell his “Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1” within Germany

Publication date: 09/09/2011

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Judgement of LG Düsseldorf (Regional Court Düsseldorf) of 09/08/2011, file number: 14c O 194/11

Im Geschmacksmuster-Rechtsstreit unterlag nun der Elektronikhersteller Samsung dem Computer-Riesen Apple. Gegenstand des Rechtsstreits war Samsungs Produkt "Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1" - ein Tablet-PC, dessen Gestaltung dem Apple-Produkt "IPad 2" verblüffend ähnlich sieht. Dessen charakteristische Gestaltungsmerkmale hatte sich Apple im Wege eines Geschmacksmusters schützen lassen. Das Landgericht Düsseldorf untersagte dem Hersteller Samsung nun die Benutzung, insbesondere auch die Herstellung, das Anbieten und In-den-Verkehr-bringen, sowie die...

Category: Geschmacksmusterrecht, Industrial Property Protection, Internet Law, Judgements, Product Piracy

The latest rumour – the Financial Times Deutschland interviews lawyer Alexander Wagner

Publication date: 02/09/2011

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Whispering in the stock market can bring the stock quotes to collapse in short time. News spread non-braked around the globe through Facebook, Twitter & Co. Is the person who started the rumour liable for the damages? Financial Times Deutschland interviews lawyer Alexander Wagner about the legal situation and liability of the ones who manifest an opinion and of the ones who repeat it.

Category: Liability, social network service, lawfirm.biz intern, Interviews, Indemnity, Media Law, Press Law

When neighbours connect themselves to the wireless of another – Klartext Magazin interviewed certified lawyer Hagen Hild about that topic

Publication date: 24/08/2011

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 :: 742 Votes  

In case that a WLAN is unencrypted, uninvited surfing the web cannot be avoided. The unobstructed access invites to use the open Wi-Fi. This surfing is legal and does not constitute a criminal offence, as long as it is confined to the mere surfing the Internet. However, it should be morally denunciated since whom secretly sneak, scrounges. However, in case of scrounging there is an important risk of unwanted guest such as viruses of malicious software.

Category: lawfirm.biz intern, Interviews, Internet Law, Data Protection, File Sharing, Consumer Law, Internet Penal Law

Assemble and removal costs regarding replacements of defective sales items must be paid by the seller

Publication date: 13/07/2011

5441 times read
 :: 1003 Votes  

Judgement of EuGH (European Court of Justice) of 16/06/2011, file number: C-65/09, C-87/09

In case that the consumer assembles a defective item in good faith in the efficiency for its intended purposes, the seller has to bear with the removal costs of the defective item and the costs of the installation of the replacement item as part of his guarantee obligation. In case that the caused costs have no relation to the value of a free of defects item, the liability of the seller may be limited to a reasonable amount.

Category: Internet Law, Long Distance Sales Act, Law on Sales, Consumer Law, Top Decisions

Recent developments of Internet criminal law 1/2011 – part 1/3

Publication date: 04/07/2011

3174 times read
 :: 1175 Votes  

According to the recently published police criminal statistics of the year 2010, the number of the recorded crimes regarding computer and Internet criminality has continued to grow strongly. 60.000 cases have been known last year, 20 percent more than a year before. The estimated high number of unknown and not registered crimes should not be underestimated. The increasing number of criminals feel safe from the law within the supposedly anonymous “legal vacuum” Internet.

Category: Article, Internet Law, Internet Penal Law, Telecommunication law, General Terms Law, Data Protection, Consumer Law

Hotel owner is not liable for copyright infringement of his guests

Publication date: 04/07/2011

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 :: 385 Votes  

Judgement of LG Frankfurt / Main (Regional Court Frankfurt / Main) of 18/08/2010, file number: 2-6 S 19/09

The owner of a hotel who offers to his guests an encoded network that meets the statutory requirements cannot be held as responsible for copyright infringements caused by his guests. Due to the existing codification, which safeguards against copyright infringements by third parties, the owner does not meet any further duties.

Category: Warning letter, Internet Law, Liability, Copyright Law

Challenges to the legal conformities of a mobile website on the internet

Publication date: 08/06/2011

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 :: 1207 Votes  

With the growing number of Smartphone users is also increasing the interest from companies to remain present in the mobile business. Applications for mobile phones - so-called apps - are already an important economic factor, which should not be underestimated. Through these apps, it is possible more than order rail tickets through mobile phones, full web pages are optimized for Smart phones including complete ordering processes. As in ecommerce, numerous statutory duties must be considered by those companies. 

Category: Internet Law, Imprint, Duty to Inform, M-Commerce, Telecommunication law, Unfair Competition Law, General Terms Law, Data Protection, Article

Harmful to minors versus artistic freedom

Publication date: 03/05/2011

1129 times read
 :: 725 Votes  

Decision of VG Berlin (Administrative Court Berlin) of 16/12/2010, file number: 27 L 355.10

The operator of an Internet portal where erotic art is published in form of literature, pictures and video material, must protect it with a youth protection program or other arrangements, since young people can be affected in their personal development. This does not oppose to the artistic freedom but in case of a conflict between artistic freedom and protection of minors youth protection, the constitutional act should be followed.

Category: Internet Law, Youth Protection

Telemarketing calls are not consented with the mere participation in a lottery

Publication date: 03/05/2011

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 :: 733 Votes  

Judgement of the OLG Stuttgart (Higher Regional Court Stuttgart) of 11/11/2010, file number: 2 U 29/10

Consumers who provide their telephone number in a lottery do not automatically consent to telemarketing calls. In case that that consent is separately asked does not change anything since it cannot be assumed that the participant signs up with his real name. According to this, there is no effective consent. The burden of proof for the evidence that the participant of the lottery has given his real name shall be carried by the one who performs the marketing call. Shifting of the burden of proof would only happen in case that the data is not freely...

Category: Internet Law, Telephone Advertising, Consumer Law, Advertising Law

Obligation to indicate the delivery costs to every country

Publication date: 02/05/2011

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 :: 355 Votes  

Judgement OLG Hamm (Higher Regional Hamm) of 01/02/2011, file number: I-4 U 196/10

Online shops operators have to specify on their website the delivery costs to each supplying country. An indication on the website stating that the customer will be notified on request about the actual shipping prices is not enough.

Category: Internet Law, Duty to Inform, Unfair Competition Law, Consumer Law, Top Decisions

Personal rights are not violated due to the lack of recognisability

Publication date: 09/03/2011

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 :: 1113 Votes  

Judgement of AG Kerpen (Local Court Kerpen) of 04/11/2010, file number: 102 C 108/10

If footage of a traffic accident is available on the Internet, no consent is necessary for the publication if the people involved cannot be recognised. A visible licence plate number is not a decisive factor since this identifies the vehicle, not the driver. In case that the recognition is only based on the particular means of transport in relation with local conditions, as in the reported incident, the publication does not constitute any infringement of personality rights.

Category: Internet Law, Personality Right, Media Law, Film Law

Obligation of the provider to inform about high costs incurred when connecting to the Internet using the cell phone

Publication date: 21/02/2011

2201 times read
 :: 604 Votes  

Judgement of LG Münster (Regional Court Münster) of 18/01/2011, file number: 06 S 93/10

A cell phone service provider must inform the customer about the risk of the high costs, which may occur using the WAP and Internet connections with his cell phone and about the benefits of using a flat rate. This is especially important when the cell phone has already navigation software that enables significant volume traffic.

Category: Internet Law, Telecommunication law, Consumer Law

“Advertising material and flat rental fee” of a car dealer

Publication date: 14/02/2011

1592 times read
 :: 957 Votes  

Judgement of BGH (Supreme Court) of 13/01/2011, file number: III ZR 78/10

If a vehicle owner commissioned a car dealer for a commission with the sale of his vehicle, he must not pay an additional fee for the allocation and advertising of the vehicle. A contractual agreement to that effect is invalid, since it disadvantages the contractor unreasonably. He does not receive anything in return, the expenses for the successful presentation serve the interest of the dealer to come quickly to mediation and these are already included in the commission.

 

Category: General Terms Law, Consumer Law, Law on Sales

Satirical site concerning own employer is not a reason for dismissal

Publication date: 08/02/2011

1265 times read
 :: 802 Votes  

Judgement of LAG München (Higher Labour Court Munich) of 26/08/2010, file number: 4 Sa 227/10

Provided that an employee creates a satire site based on the basic division of the former website of his employer and whose origin can only be identified by insiders, an extraordinary dismissal is not allowed. Even with remarkable audacity, lack of design imagination and lack of awareness of potential risks of defamation during the creation of the satire, this is principally protected by the freedom of expression. Although insiders may indicate the describing and supposed conditions as an offence against the employer, this does not carry any repercussion....

Category: Internet Law, Labour Law
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