Law

Volume 4 of the large commentary on the Code of Civil Procedure covers sections 271-327 and thus central standards of first-instance civil proceedings. Case law and literature have been comprehensively evaluated.

Anna Henriette Weininger analyses the role of alternative assessment in environmental law. In her study, she highlights its diverse legal foundations, its procedural significance between environmental protection and efficiency, and outlines perspectives for the future development of environmental procedure law.

The concept of price relevance (materiality) for the reasonable investor under Art. 7(1)(d) MAR remains underexplored. Thomas Gauweiler addresses the lack of fundamental value analysis in trading information by introducing a distinct assessment basis and analytical perspective.

German procedural law restricts the parties' power to compel the other party to disclose information. In contrast, the EU legislator has created numerous new disclosure obligations, which the author analyzes comprehensively and describes systematically in this work.