Contract Law
A cease-and-desist letter over a faulty imprint, the question of personal liability as a managing director, or a contract that needs reviewing before you sign — as a civil-law-focused firm based in Landkreis Ebersberg and Rosenheim/Wasserburg, I advise business owners, founders, and private individuals personally and in plain language.
Cease-and-desist letters, contract review, managing director liability — your contract law
Whether you’ve received a cease-and-desist letter as a business owner, want your T&Cs or imprint drafted to be legally sound, or need to clarify liability questions as a managing director — in contract law, one thing matters above all: fast, informed action, before a formality turns into an expensive dispute.
How I can help you
- Responding to cease-and-desist letters over imprint, T&Cs, or competition law
- Drafting and reviewing legally sound imprints
- Advice on the personal liability of GmbH managing directors
- Drafting and reviewing T&Cs for online shops
- Reviewing contracts before you sign (service, supply, IT contracts)
Imprint requirements and managing director liability in detail
Imprint requirements: Websites and commercial digital services must maintain a complete imprint — the name and address of the establishment, contact options, and, for corporations, the commercial register number and authorised representatives (§ 5 DDG, the successor provision to the former § 5 TMG). If a mandatory item is missing, the imprint is open to a cease-and-desist letter — fixing it is usually simple once you know what matters.
T&Cs for your online shop: General terms and conditions are pre-drafted contract terms that you present to your customers when a contract is formed (§ 305 Abs. 1 BGB). They must be effectively incorporated and must not place the customer at an unreasonable disadvantage (§ 307 Abs. 1 BGB) — otherwise individual clauses are invalid and the contract is governed by statute in that respect.
Managing director liability: A GmbH managing director who breaches the duty of care of a prudent businessperson is personally liable to the company for damages (§ 43 Abs. 1, 2 GmbHG). There are also specific liability risks, for example for payments made after the company became insolvent. I advise you preventively, so it never gets that far.
New: accessibility requirements (BFSG)
Since 28 June 2025, the Barrierefreiheitsstärkungsgesetz (BFSG, the Accessibility Strengthening Act) has required many website operators to be accessible — anyone affected who does nothing risks a cease-and-desist letter. I carry out a binding check of whether your website is affected and guide you, on a legally sound basis, all the way to an accessibility statement. More on the Accessibility Requirements (BFSG) page.
Why a local firm
Short distances within Landkreis Ebersberg and Rosenheim/Wasserburg, personal availability for founders and business owners on the ground, and video consultations on request — without you having to install any software of your own.