All events in 2026
Webinars, lectures, courses – get an overview of our annual program now.
February 19, 2026 – Webinar: When the Prosecutor Rings Twice! Criminal Legal Expenses Insurance – An Introduction with Practical Insights
The webinar is organized and hosted by hendricks GmbH. Our partner, Dr. Oliver Sahan, will be speaking and sharing compelling insights from his work as a criminal defense attorney on high-profile cases.
March 19, 2026 – Webinar: Increased criminal and administrative penalty risks in foreign trade law
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.
March 26, 2026 – Ladies’ Lounge with guest lecture on the topic: Keeping Your Head Up – On Resilience and Humility in Public Crises
The ROXIN Ladies’ Lounge is a networking format for female lawyers, offering space for professional exchange, personal conversations, and career networking. In a pleasant atmosphere, you can meet colleagues, make connections, and gain impulses for your professional path. At the heart of the event is an impulse talk by Ms Schlesinger on the topic: Keeping Your Head Up – On Resilience and Humility in Public Crises
MAY 06, 2026 – Webinar: Managing dawn raids in the company
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.
February 05, 2026 – Webinar: Current Insights from Criminal Defense Practice: What Public Prosecutors Prioritize—and Where the Risk Often Remains Largely Theoretical
In this practice-oriented session, Dr. Oliver Sahan, partner at ROXIN, will share first-hand insights to help in-house teams assess white-collar criminal law risks realistically and allocate internal efforts and compliance measures proportionately.
A particular focus will be placed on current enforcement trends regarding export control violations, as well as risks related to the employment of workers—whether engaged directly by the company or by business partners.