In issue 28/2025 of the Zeitschrift für Wirtschaftsrecht (ZIP), a comment on the Google Shopping decision of the European Court of Justice (ECJ) was published by Prof Dr David Bartlitz.
In its general online search, Google had presented the search results of its own price comparison service "Google Shopping" in a more visually appealing way - separated in boxes and enriched by product photos - and prioritised - as the first results displayed at…
The annual research workshop of the Faculty of Business Administration and Economics took place today. This offers young researchers in particular the opportunity to present their current work and to talk to members from all departments of the Faculty.
The speakers included two research assistants from the Chair of German and International Business Law, who presented their latest research findings during the poster sessions.
Neuere Veröffentlichungen (Auswahl):
J. Ensthaler/D. Gesmann-Nuissl/S. Müller, Technikrecht, 2. Aufl. 2025 Springer (forthcoming).
S. Müller, Wie humangeneriert muss Innovation heute (noch) sein? – der Blick ins Patentrecht, Zeitschrift zum Innovations- und Technikrecht (InTeR) 2025, 1.
S. Müller, Recht der Datenwirtschaft (Reihe Kompass Recht), XVII, 133 S., 2024 Kohlhammer.
J. Ensthaler/J. Füller (Hrsg.): GmbH-Gesetz, Kommentar, 3. Aufl.…
Photo: (from left) Dr. András Botos (Legal Director, MFB Hungarian Development Bank), Prof. Dr. David Bartlitz (Paderborn University), and Dr. Balázs Bodzási (Notary, Associate Professor, and Head of the Department of Civil Sciences of the Hungarian Bar Association).
At the invitation of the Hungarian Lawyers' Association, Prof Dr Bartlitz gave a lecture in English on the topic of "Electronic Securities" in March 2025. Based on a fundamental analysis of the legal institution of the so-called dematerialised security existing under the Hungarian Civil Code and the Hungarian Capital Market Act, the subject of the lecture is to explore the extent to which the legal institution of the so-called electronic security…
