Luther hires DLA Piper employment trio a day after Fidal combination
06 May 2021
Hard on heels of verein Unyer s launch, German independent bolsters pensions team
Cologne engel.ac; Shutterstock German law firm Luther has hired a trio of employment lawyers from DLA Piper, a day after the firm announced it was teaming up with French giant Fidal to launch the new exclusive association, Unyer. Marco Arteaga and Annekatrin Veit will join the Cologne-based firm as partners alongside senior associate Georg Haberkorn in July, strengthening Luther’s employment practice in Munich and Frankfurt. Both Arteaga and Veit are pension schemes experts. The pair combine for more than 40 years of experience advising on strategic and operational issues related to employment, tax, social security, commercial and accounting law.
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Wine Conferences East of the Rockies Go Virtual in 2021
With the Covid-19 crisis still limiting or preventing in-person gatherings, many wine conferences and educational programs have changed to virtual schedules for enology, viticultural, and wine marketing/business meetings. While online sessions are obviously not the same as seeing and talking with speakers and other attendees in person, there are some advantages to “attending” virtual programs. Conference organizers have the option to include presenters based on their knowledge on topic under discussion, not how much it would cost to bring them to a specific location. And there certainly are a wide variety of virtual programs that anyone in the wine industry can attend, often at no cost.