1 year ago
That's exactly how it is. The sentences should be enforced with full force. What do they actually think? I could never believe that and that would be a complete rip-off.
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Execution Pokerstars. Apparently, payment is not voluntary (page 106)
1 year ago
In the end, I see it as a positive thing.
Pokerstars will pay and now wants to try to save as much as possible. I also found the email very confusing, why enforcement should fail if bill55 is overturned is not clear to me. It will be fine, glglglgl
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1 year ago
Well, there are certainly people who will accept this deal.
A friend of mine has been wanting to declare private bankruptcy for some time, but doesn't want the money from the lawsuit to go into the bankruptcy estate. But since it could be another 1-2 years, the deal doesn't seem like a good idea for him.
Obviously, they hope that some will accept the deal.
Many gambling addicts would also accept the deal, but most have probably already sold their claims.
I just hope that it will all be over this year. The German state should have intervened long ago, that's really cheeky.
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1 year ago
Ultimately, I see it as a positive sign. Pokerstars knows that they have to pay and they want to save as much as they can. The 25% was offered without interest, by the way. I declined and am now putting it aside until something happens. It'll be fine, glglglglgl
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1 year ago
Well, I think this will all take until the end of 2026, which I hope won't happen. I'm curious about the ruling from the ECJ that the BGH has initiated.
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1 year ago
Do they offer to cover the legal costs? Then that probably explains why the lawyer is pushing for the settlement to be accepted. He will get exactly the same amount as if he were involved in the legal dispute for years to come. But if he accepts, he will no longer have any work to do and the case will be over.
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1 year ago
I don't know. I mean, Pokerstars has to pay the costs anyway, right? However, the law firm gets 32% of the value in dispute, which is a big difference between 25 and 100%.
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1 year ago
The law firm is not the litigation financer, at least I am not aware of any law firm that is both.
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1 year ago
That may be so. Then it would make sense.
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1 year ago
To all Austrians!
Last week I had the opportunity to plead as plaintiff’s counsel in Case C-77/24 in the Grand Chamber of the ECJ.
A very impressive and exciting experience!
The content was about the question of whether managers of illegal online casinos can be sued in Austria, and Bill 55 and various other machinations of #onlinecasinos were also topics. The court seemed very interested, it remains exciting!
A verdict in the case is expected in 6-8 months from the plaintiff's lawyer.
That's what it says on LinkedIn.
greeting
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1 year ago
do you have a link to linkedin?
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1 year ago
Good morning !
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1 year ago
https://www.linkedin.com/feed/hashtag/gambling?trk=feed-detail_main-feed-card-text
1 year ago
Sorry, was the wrong link
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1 year ago
The best thing to do is search for Oliver Peschel on LinkedIn, he was the plaintiff's lawyer.
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1 year ago
Here is the article
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1 year ago
Here is the article. Unfortunately I can't create a link.
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1 year ago
Here is the article
Unfortunately, I cannot create a link
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1 year ago
thank you! sounds interesting. maybe we'll finally get some clarity this year. that would be good for everyone involved.
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1 year ago
I only found it by chance because I still follow my former lawyer on LinkedIn.
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