{"id":67723,"date":"2014-04-22T06:33:46","date_gmt":"2014-04-22T04:33:46","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.lhr-law.de\/?p=67723"},"modified":"2024-10-21T12:30:46","modified_gmt":"2024-10-21T10:30:46","slug":"further-success-for-lhr-against-anlegerschutzkanzlei-2nd-interim-injunction-due-to-unfair-advertising","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.lhr-law.de\/en\/magazine-en\/further-success-for-lhr-against-anlegerschutzkanzlei-2nd-interim-injunction-due-to-unfair-advertising\/","title":{"rendered":"Further success for LHR against "Anlegerschutzkanzlei": 2nd interim injunction due to unfair advertising"},"content":{"rendered":"
In the dispute at the time, our client’s lawyers had issued a press release accusing our client of falsifying the balance sheet without there being any indication of this. However, the press release was not limited to the mere communication of this information, but ended with a recommendation to investors to seek advice from a specialized law firm and the indication that the company itself was willing and able to provide a \u201cfree initial assessment\u201d. The Regional Court of Frankfurt (LG Frankfurt, Beschluss v. 12.11.2013, Az. 2-03 O 425\/13<\/a>) then prohibited the advertising in court, the defendant immediately issued a final declaration and accepted the injunction as a final ruling.<\/p>\n Unfortunately, however, this was not the end of the infringement at our client’s expense. It often happens that infringers not only ignore the infringed party’s out-of-court request to stop the infringement and continue to make illegal articles publicly accessible, but even misuse the warning letter for further advertising.<\/p>\n Warning letter and preliminary injunction due to advertising with warning letter\/preliminary injunction<\/strong><\/p>\n This was also the case here. The colleagues had deleted the infringing post from the website. To her astonishment, however, our client instead discovered a notice that they had been forced to delete the post by means of an interim injunction. The company very much regrets this and will use all available legal means to defend itself against it. Contrary to the procedural declaration that the interim injunction issued by the Frankfurt Regional Court would be recognized as a final ruling, the investor protection lawyers presented themselves to their audience on their website almost two months later as a \u201ccombative\u201d law firm, although they had already \u201cpulled up stakes\u201d shortly after being served with the interim injunction.<\/p>\n
Back in January 2014, we reported<\/a> on a case in which an \u201cinvestor protection law firm\u201d used dubious methods to \u201ccatch clients\u201d. See: LHR obtains advertising ban against \u201cinvestor protection lawyers\u201d before the Frankfurt Regional Court<\/a><\/p>\n