Competition law

Competition law has been one of Dinter, Kreißig & Partner's main areas of expertise for many years. Our work covers the entire spectrum of competition law issues. We advise our clients in competition law disputes with competitors and associations (e.g. the Competition Centre).

We accompany advertising campaigns and product campaigns (online and offline) from the beginning to their implementation in the market.

We handle competition law disputes on a large scale:

• We send and respond to out-of-court warning letters.
• The appropriate formulation of cease-and-desist declarations and cease-and-desist agreements in line with our clients' interests is one of our most important activities in the field of competition law.
• We represent our clients in preliminary injunction proceedings (summary proceedings) and in proceedings on the merits, file protective letters and represent our clients in final proceedings when drafting final letters and final declarations.
• We advise on the monitoring of and compliance with cease and desist declarations, cease and desist agreements and court injunctions.

Short deadlines are the rule in this area of law. The immediate response to warnings issued at short notice is a matter of course in our work in competition law.

Not every infringement of the law for which a warning has been issued is actually anti-competitive. We examine the justification of every warning letter and defend you competently. This includes knowing and applying the sometimes very different case law of the courts on competition law.

We represent our clients, primarily medium-sized companies and internet shops, in all competition law disputes before all regional courts and higher regional courts.