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Oppenhoff advises BMV Group on restructuring and acquisition of von den Hoff Group

Oppenhoff has advised the BMV Group on its realignment and acquisition of the von den Hoff Group. The von den Hoff companies will be taken over by a newly founded subsidiary, BMV Holding GmbH & Co. KG.

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Oppenhoff advises EIC Fund on investment in tech start-up enote

Oppenhoff has once again comprehensively advised the EIC Fund on its investments in Germany. This time, the EIC Fund invested together with Dieter von Holzbrink Ventures (DvH Ventures) and the Rudolf Fuchs Family Office in a Series A financing round in the tech start-up enote GmbH.

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Energy and Infrastructure17.04.2023 Newsletter

Green hydrogen: Chilean authorities set uniform environmental impact criteria and publish tender for electrolyser production in Chile

The Chilean Environmental Impact Assessment Service (“Servicio de Evaluación Ambiental”, SEA) published a 34-page document on 29 March 2023 that sets out new criteria for assessing the environmental impact of green hydrogen production projects.

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Oppenhoff advises EIC Fund on investment in tech start-up Nyris

Oppenhoff has once again comprehensively advised the EIC Fund on its investments in Germany. This time, the company invested in the tech start-up Nyris GmbH.

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The energy pulse: First hastily stitched together and now being touched up? - German government's Easter draft amendment to the energy price brakes

The first two sentences of the draft act amending the energy price brakes published on 5 April 2023 already indicate that this is unlikely to be the last amendment to the Gas and Heat Price Brake Act (Erdgas-Wärme-Preisbremsengesetz, EWPBG) and the Electricity Price Brake Act (Strompreisbremsegesetz, StromPBG). It describes the price brakes as having been "drafted and put into effect in the last quarter of 2022 within a very short time." In light of initial experience gained with the acts’ implementation, "various adjustment requirements, mainly of a technical and editorial nature, have been identified".

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Failure to provide information about personal data can be costly

If an employee of a company wishes to obtain information about their processed personal data and the company fails to comply, this can potentially be costly. In this context, the German Federal Labour Court [Bundesarbeitsgericht, BAG] was also against an obligation to represent and prove the concrete occurrence of damage in the event of a failure to provide information. A final decision by the ECJ is pending, however. We explain what companies need to watch out for in this connection.

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Oppenhoff advises shareholders of Hermann Maschinenbautechnologie on investment by VORSPRUNG

Oppenhoff has advised the shareholders of Hermann GmbH Maschinenbautechnologie (HemaTec), Germany's leading manufacturer in the field of hydraulic steel engineering, on the investment by the financial investor VORSPRUNG. The sellers are remaining on board and, together with the investor, will expand HemaTec's pioneering role in hydraulic steel engineering.

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IT Law and Data Protection29.03.2023 Newsletter

Focus IT&C – 2nd Quarter 2023

Find out more about our IT law & data protection practice group - now regularly summarised for you at a glance! Enjoy reading!

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Oppenhoff advises MRH Trowe on investment from TA Associates

Oppenhoff advised the industrial insurance broker MRH Trowe on the minority investment by private equity investor TA Associates. The transaction is subject to EU merger control clearance.

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Oppenhoff advises EAM Group on the acquisition of Landgraf Energietechnik

Oppenhoff advised the Kassel-based EAM Group on the acquisition of Landgraf Energietechnik GmbH. As a future subsidiary of the EAM Group, Landgraf Energietechnik, which was previously family-owned, will contribute its comprehensive expertise in the areas of sanitary, heating and air conditioning.

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