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Information in accordance with §§ 5, 6 DDG. Responsible persons within the meaning of the DDG are:

Rogert & Ulbrich Rechtsanwälte in Partnerschaft mbB
Essen District Court
Partnership Register No.: 1801
Dr. Marco Rogert · Tobias Ulbrich
Hammer Str. 26
40219 Düsseldorf
Germany

Telephone: +49 (0)211 / 81977805
Fax: +49 (0)211 / 81977199
E-Mail: office@ru.law

VAT ID No.: DE 253 595 998
Tax number: 106/5846/3294
Düsseldorf tax office

Attorney Dr. Marco Rogert, Attorney Tobias Ulbrich, Attorney Laura Heinzen, Attorney Julia Huth, Attorney Christian Peußer and Attorney Jessica Steinberg are admitted to the bar under the laws of the Federal Republic of Germany and are members of the Düsseldorf Bar Association, Freiligrathstraße 25, 40479 Düsseldorf Internet: rak-dus.de

The chambers are each a supervisory authority within the meaning of the DDG. The legal professional title according to the DDG is “lawyer” and was awarded to them in the Federal Republic of Germany.

The lawyers Dr. Marco Rogert and Tobias Ulbrich also hold the title of specialist lawyer awarded by the Düsseldorf Bar Association as “Specialist Lawyer for Transport and Forwarding Law”. Dr. Marco Rogert holds the title of specialist lawyer awarded by the Düsseldorf Bar Association as “Specialist Lawyer for Banking and Capital Markets Law”. The special duties of specialist lawyers, in addition to the lawyer’s duties, are set out in the respective specialist lawyer regulations and can be found at:

https://www.rak-dus.de/fuer-mitglieder/fachanwaltschaften/

professional liability insurance

The Partnergesellschaft mbB is insured with ERGO in accordance with legal regulations.

professional regulations

Federal Lawyers' Act (BRAO)
professional code of conduct (BORA)
Specialist Lawyers' Act (FAO)
Lawyers' Remuneration Act (RVG)
Law on the Activities of European Lawyers in Germany (EuRAG)
Professional Code of Conduct for Lawyers of the European Union (CCBE)
Professional Supplements to the Money Laundering Act (GwG)
Professional information obligations according to DDG and DL-InfoV

The professional regulations can be viewed and accessed in German and English on the homepage of the Federal Bar Association (www.brak.de) under the heading “Professional Law”. Out-of-court dispute resolution In the event of disputes between lawyers and their clients, there is the possibility of out-of-court dispute resolution at the regional Düsseldorf Bar Association (according to Section 73 Paragraph 2 No. 3 in conjunction with Section 73 Paragraph 5 BRAO) or at the Arbitration Board of the Bar Association (Section 191f BRAO) at the Federal Bar Association, which can be found on the Internet on the homepage of the Federal Bar Association (www.brak.de), email: Schlichtungsstelle@brak.de Additional information in terms of the obligation to provide information in accordance with Article 14 Paragraph 1 of the ODR Regulation: The EU platform for out-of-court online dispute resolution can be reached at the following link: ec.europa.eu/consumers/odr/

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Liability for Links

The offers on our website may contain so-called links to (external) websites of other providers. We understandably have no influence on the content of such websites. We cannot and will therefore accept no liability for this external content. Please note that the respective operator or provider of this site is always responsible for the content of linked pages. Of course, we checked a linked page for possible legal violations at the time of linking and only linked in cases where we could not detect any violation at that time. However, it is neither possible nor reasonable for us to permanently monitor the content of the linked pages without concrete evidence of a legal violation. If we become aware of legal violations on pages linked to by us in the future, we will of course immediately remove the link to such a page.

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Instructions on your right of withdrawal If you have concluded a service contract with our law firm online, you can withdraw your contract declaration within 14 days without giving reasons by means of a clear declaration. The period begins after receipt of this instruction on a permanent data medium (e.g. letter, fax, email). To meet the withdrawal period, it is sufficient to send the withdrawal in good time if the declaration is made on a permanent data medium (e.g. letter, fax, email).

The revocation must be addressed to: Attorneys at Law Rogert & Ulbrich, Hammer Straße 26, 40219 Düsseldorf, Fax: +49 (0)211/25 03 132, E-Mail: office@ru.law

Consequences of revocation: In the event of an effective revocation, the services received by both parties must be returned. You are obliged to pay compensation for the service provided up to the time of revocation if you were informed of this legal consequence before submitting your contractual declaration and you expressly agreed that we begin to carry out the consideration before the end of the revocation period. If there is an obligation to pay compensation, this can mean that you still have to fulfil the contractual payment obligations for the period up to the revocation. Your right of revocation expires prematurely if the contract is fully fulfilled by both parties at your express request before you have exercised your right of revocation. Obligations to reimburse payments must be fulfilled within 30 days. The period begins for you when you send your declaration of revocation, for us when we receive it.

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The offer provides information about the partnership Rogert & Ulbrich and includes information about Rogert & Ulbrich's main areas of interest. The program content is created manually by us. We assume no liability for any deviations from the original texts.

Please send suggestions as to what content we can add to our information offering, as well as any errors that need to be corrected, to: office@law.law.

Note on the problem of external links:
As content providers, Rogert & Ulbrich are responsible for their “own content” that they make available for use in accordance with Section 6 Paragraph 1 of the Interstate Treaty on Media Services, in accordance with general law. Cross-references (“links”) to content made available by other providers must be distinguished from these own contents. Through the cross-reference, Rogert & Ulbrich make “external content” available for use, which is marked in this way: “Links” are always “live” (dynamic) references. When linking for the first time, Rogert & Ulbrich checked the external content to see whether it could trigger civil or criminal liability. However, they do not constantly check the content to which they refer in their offer for changes that could give rise to new liability. If they discover or are informed by others that a specific offer to which they have provided a link triggers civil or criminal liability, they will remove the reference to this offer.