Cases with a foreign element are of great importance in practical company law. Along with questions of German, European and foreign company law they also raise questions concerning conflict of laws provisions, company law relating to groups and capital market law. There is therefore a great demand for information, but providing advice in accordance with interests is particularly difficult. The fundamental cross-section representation in Staudinger provides practitioners and scholars equally grounded access to all questions of international company and corporate law.

Werner F. Ebke, Universität Heidelberg; Bernhard Großfeld, Universität Münster; Heinz-Peter Mansel, Universität zu Köln.