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Our goal is to develop legally secure solutions that can be implemented in practice, thereby providing reliable and proven assistance to NPOs and church institutions.
By virtue of the constitutionally guaranteed right of self-determination under Article 140 of the Basic Law in conjunction with Article 137 of the Weimar Constitution, the churches have the right to regulate their own affairs by means of ecclesiastical laws. We support you in the legal challenges in the organization of internal affairs as well as mediation of any resulting disagreements.
The challenges facing universities and scientific institutions are many and varied. Constantly changing legal requirements, staff shortages and digitization processes are just some of these topics. We support you in the development and implementation of new strategies and advise you on all legal issues related to science and research. Due to our many years of extensive experience, we are also the right contact for you when it comes to legal disputes.
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