Five law firms, one ball, and a shared goal: At the ROXIN CUP 2025, Littler Germany, GSK, BRL, REIMER, and ROXIN Rechtsanwälte came together on the pitch. The tournament was defined by team spirit, fair play, and sporting ambition – all in support of a good cause. Every goal scored was converted into a donation.
German and European export control law continues to develop dynamically, with ongoing changes presenting companies and their leaders with new, additional challenges. Learn which violations will be considered criminal offenses in the future, which stricter regulations for dual-use goods will apply, in which cases the possibility of voluntary disclosure will be eliminated, and what penalties and fines will be imposed.
Criminal proceedings against corporate executives are becoming ever more common and can have severe consequences personally as well as business-related. Precautionary as well as in-depth evaluation of the legal risks and appropriate action regarding criminal liability is therefore paramount for managers and heads of legal and compliance departments.
Regulatory dawn raids constitute a significant challenge for companies – even for experienced executives and compliance officers. Receive practice-oriented insights into handling regulatory dawn raids professionally.
Tax audits are becoming increasingly compelling and more and more frequently include criminal law issues. What are typical issues that auditors are focussing on? How can managers detect signs of escalation in the audit? How should companies communicate and strategically deal with auditors and going forward with criminal investigation authorities? These are questions ROXIN partner Dr Ramona Höft will focus on in this webinar.
Companies and executives are increasingly facing fine proceedings for alleged administrative offenses. Providing real-life examples and hands-on tips from legal practice, ROXIN partner Johannes Altenburg will discuss the risks arising for companies as well as what line of action managers and legal or compliance teams should follow.
