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Bankruptcy Delay: What Sole Proprietors and Individuals Need to Know

Die Frage, ob Einzelunternehmer und Privatpersonen sich der Insolvenzverschleppung strafbar machen können, beschäftigt viele Selbstständige in wirtschaftlich schwierigen Zeiten. Im Gegensatz zu Geschäftsführern von Kapitalgesellschaften besteht für Einzelunternehmen und Privatpersonen keine gesetzliche Insolvenzantragspflicht nach § 15a InsO. Dies führt zu einer grundlegend anderen rechtlichen Ausgangslage.
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Summons as a Suspect

Summons for a Criminal Offense – What to Do? Receiving such a summons as a suspect understandably and justifiably triggers significant stress and uncertainty. Unanswered questions may revolve around the optimal way to respond, the rights of a suspect, the right moment to consult a criminal defense attorney, and whether failing to attend the summons...
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Insolvency Delay – What Managing Directors Need to Know Now

Insolvency delay is one of the most common – yet often misunderstood – offenses in white-collar criminal law. Especially managing directors of small and medium-sized corporations tend to underestimate how quickly they may fall under the scope of § 15a of the German Insolvency Code (InsO) – and how serious the consequences can be. The risks...
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Allegation of Insult under § 185 StGB

A brief glance at the world reveals insults in various forms, targeting different social groups, individuals, and contexts. Insults range from vulgarities like „Arschloch“ or „Schlampe“ to homophobic or transphobic slurs such as „schwule Sau“ or „du scheiß Transe.“ Politicians are often prime targets for such contempt.For instance, a retired man in Göttingen recently made...
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