Does refusal to wear a face mask constitute a belief system?
In his latest ILO article, Jakob Widner discusses a recent Supreme Court decision. The Supreme Court ruled that an employee could not invoke discrimination on the grounds of belief after…
The Legal 500 EMEA 2022 – once again top rankings
GRAF ISOLA is again ranked highly in 8 practice areas (Insolvency and Corporate Recovery; Private Client; Intellectual Property; Data Privacy and Data Protection; Dispute Resolution - Commercial Litigation; Employment; Banking…
Chambers Europe recognition
This year GRAF ISOLA is again ranked in the prestigious Chambers and Partners Europe 2022 Guide. We are delighted about the recognition for our practice groups in the areas of…
Austria’s annual leave allowance
The latest ILO article of Jakob Widner and Sarah Micheuz deals with a recent decision of the ECJ in which it was determined that Austria’s provision in the Annual Leave…
New partners at GRAF ISOLA
We are pleased to announce that Claudia Csáky and David Seidl have been appointed partners at GRAF ISOLA! Claudia Csáky heads the Intellectual Property / IP & IT practice group.…
Posting photos in Facebook groups: infringement of the Copyright Act?
In her latest ILO post, Claudia Csaky uses a recent Supreme Court decision to discuss the possible infringement of the author's right to make a work publicly available by posting…
Another recognition from JUVE Verlag for GRAF ISOLA
We are delighted that GRAF ISOLA has made it into the first "JUVE Top 20" ranking of the best law firms in Austria and would like to thank our great…
GRAF ISOLA victorious before the Austrian Supreme Court: refusal to wear a mask is not a “belief”
Our labour lawyer Jakob Widner successfully represented the Samariterbund Tirol in a dismissal challenge. The Austrian Supreme Court ruled for the first time that the refusal to wear a protective…
Violation of the right to be heard in provisional proceedings
In his recent ILO post, Jakob Widner discusses a landmark decision by the Austrian Supreme Court on due process in proceedings for a preliminary injunction: the constitutional right to be…
Is there a lack of dismissal protection in the case of COVID-19 short-time work?
In their latest ILO post, Jakob Widner and Sarah Micheuz discuss a recent landmark decision by the Austrian Supreme Court regarding lack of dismissal protection during COVID-19 short-time work. Read…
