Our office is centrally located in the historic city center of Nuremberg.
Rudolph Rechtsanwälte Partnerschaft mbB
Westtorgraben 1
90429 Nuremberg / Germany
Phone +49 (0) 911 / 999 396 – 0
Fax + 49 (0) 911 / 999 396 – 16
Mobile (urgent cases) +49 (0) 179 / 537 40 94
E-Mail: kanzlei@rudolph-recht.de
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Investigations against Financial Times journalists
Commercial Criminal Law, Criminal LawThe public prosecutor’s office in Munich is investigating a journalist of the Financial Times. An investor claims to have been provided with insider information from the journalist before a negative press report about the German company Wirecard.
Donations for children with cancer embezzled – defendants convicted to suspended sentences
Criminal LawTwo defendants – a former married couple – were sentenced to suspended prison terms by the Augsburg District Court for embezzlement of donations amounting to approximately 130,000.00 euros. The accused are said to have used the donations for their own luxury lives.
Collapse of the Cologne City Archive – Senior Site Manager sentenced for negligent homicide
Criminal LawOn 03.03.2009 the Cologne City Archive collapsed as part of construction work for a subway stop. Two young people died in this accident on 03.03.2009. The property damage caused by the accident is worth billions. After a construction supervisor of the Kölner Verkehrsbetriebe had already been sentenced for negligent killing in a first trial, a senior site manager has now been sentenced to a suspended sentence for negligent killing.