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Know-how protection in insolvency (commentary on industrial property rights in insolvency law)

Author: Dr. Christian Schmitt Published: Wurzer/Kaiser (Eds.), Praxishandbuch Internationaler Know-how-Schutz, Bundesanzeiger Verlag, Cologne 2 Link: store.bundesanzeiger-verlag.de/aussenwirtschaft/handbuch-internationaler-know-how-schutz/?cHa Brief description: A decisive competitive advantage of German companies is their know-how built up over many years! The protection of know-how has gained existential importance through internationalization. Market advantages and growth can only be secured if all possibilities of know-how protection are optimally exhausted. This concerns the protection of German as well as foreign market shares. The work offers a [ ...]

2020-01-24T12:20:06+00:0012.11.2011|Christian Schmitt, Textbook / Commentary, Publications|

Fiduciary duties of the members of the management board of an independent stock corporation under German and U.S. law, also dissertation University of Augsburg

Author: Dr. Christian Schmitt Published: Peter Lang Verlag, Frankfurt, 2003 Link: http://www.peterlang.com/index.cfm?event=cmp.ccc.seitenstruktur.detailseiten&seitentyp=produkt&pk=35666 Abstract: The problem of fiduciary duties of the members of the board of directors of a stock corporation is an old one, but it has by no means been discussed or even solved yet. The existence of such duties is taken for granted, just as it was accepted in the past that legal consequences could rarely be derived from them. In recent years, however, the issue has gained considerable interest. Corporate [ ...]

2022-05-05T08:14:54+00:0024.01.2011|ChristianSchmitt, Reference Book / Commentary, Publications|

Functions and duties of the insolvency court

Author: Dr. Christian Gerloff Published: Nomos Verlagsgesellschaft Link: www.nomos-shop.de/productview.aspx?product=9313 Abstract: The work examines the role of the insolvency court in insolvency proceedings in general and with regard to the creditors' meeting in particular. It examines the question of whether the insolvency court is primarily assigned regulatory tasks or whether, in addition, the insolvency court is also responsible for safeguarding interests not represented in the insolvency proceedings. The author addresses both structural principles of insolvency law and [... ]

2020-01-24T12:22:46+00:0003.09.2009|ChristianGerloff , Textbook / Commentary, Publications|
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