Germany: International Trade & Investment

The EU Pharmaceutical Package represents the most significant reform of EU pharmaceutical law in over twenty years, but what does it mean for parallel imports of medicines? This analysis examines how the Package affects the regulatory framework for parallel trade, from repackaging requirements to shortage management and electronic package leaflets.

Germany's Alternative for Germany (AfD) party achieved a historic victory in Saxony-Anhalt regional elections, winning nearly 44% of the vote and dealing a severe blow to the ruling Christian Democratic Union. The election results are creating political instability that could weaken Berlin's leadership role in the European Union and reshape the bloc's approach to critical trade, industrial policy, and China relations during a pivotal period for European policymaking.

German SMEs face a critical strategic question: should they build options today to freely decide tomorrow? This article explores why mid-sized companies need an Asia strategy not as a replacement for their German...

In this second part of our blog series "Bank guarantees in international trade," we look at the options available to the guarantee creditor.

The technological changes brought about by the Fourth Industrial Revolution have increased the complexity and sophistication of industrial espionage. In this context, complying with legal standards...

In dieser Ausgabe widmen wir uns der aktuellen Lage der Automobilindustrie und den Herausforderungen, die der Branche nun bevorstehen. Hierfür haben wir im Rahmen unseres 21.

Germany is one of the most rule-bound countries in the world.

The prominent German law magazine Deutscher AnwaltSpiegel published Frankfurt-based partner Sebastian Jungermann's article concerning foreign investment control and recent developments in Germany.

Foreign Direct Investment ("FDI") screening procedures have become of particular interest in M&A scenarios worldwide.