A concealed accident claim or a falsified history makes rescission under Section 123 of the German Civil Code (BGB) a viable avenue, even if a warranty disclaimer has been agreed upon. This article outlines the disclosure obligations, the indicators of fraudulent intent, the one-year limitation period, and the legal consequences.
Update failed, control unit missing, nine weeks in the workshop: How a buyer achieved the reversal of his BYD Atto 3 with Rogert & Ulbrich.
BYD takes back electric car – a real-world case study To the article »
Whether you can successfully claim compensation for insufficient range depends on your evidence. This guide shows you step by step how to properly document a range deficiency, from manufacturer specifications and charging logs to defect reports and expert opinions.
Documenting range limitations: securing evidence step by step To the article »
What the Higher Regional Court of Cologne ruled on the exclusion clause for mold damage in residential building insurance: After water damage, building insurance does not automatically cover mold damage. The Higher Regional Court of Cologne
Water damage with mold infestation – what the building insurance must pay for To the article »
What the Federal Court of Justice ruling of May 13, 2026 means for policyholders with daily sickness allowance insurance: Has your daily sickness allowance been reduced due to decreased income? Then it's worth taking a closer look.
The European Court of Justice has ruled: Banks must initially refund unauthorized payments made after phishing, even if they accuse customers of gross negligence.
ECJ ruling on phishing – banks must first reimburse in cases of account fraud To the article »
What the Higher Regional Court of Saarbrücken has decided regarding proof of mental illness in occupational disability insurance: Depression can lead to occupational disability, but the diagnosis alone does not yet justify it.
