Angela Merkel. Image: א (Aleph), Wikicommons Good or Bad for Business? Lawyers Across Germany Cast Predictions as Merkel's 16-Year Reign Ends
Partners at Germany's top law firms speculate on whether the incoming coalition government could be good for business, whether we will see an increase in business sanctions, or a greater focus on ESG.
September 30, 2021 at 12:01 AM
8 minute read
Government
Lawyers in Germany say it's too early to know definitively what impact the outcome of Sunday's election in Germany will have on their practices and clients, especially because coalitions need to be formed before the government can act on issues that will affect Germany's future.
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