BROKER­AGE LAW

The activ­ity of a broker is focused on bring­ing about the con­clu­sion of a con­tract between two oth­er people as an inter­me­di­ary, whereby only suc­cess­ful broker­age activ­ity trig­gers remu­ner­a­tion claims. Dif­fer­ent kinds of broker­age activ­ity exist, for example hous­ing broker­age, prop­erty broker­age, loan broker­age, employ­ment broker­age and the like.

Leg­al reg­u­la­tions dif­fer­en­ti­ate between two kinds of broker, namely the so-called refer­ral broker and the inter­me­di­ary broker.

We offer you advice as a broker or cus­tom­er of a broker on all issues con­cern­ing the draft­ing and con­clu­sion of a broker­age con­tract. Along­side intens­ive coun­selling and extraju­di­cial nego­ti­ation, we of course also handle law­suits for you.

Our key ser­vices in broker­age law

• Con­tent-related design of broker­age con­tracts (exclus­ive com­mis­sion, qual­i­fied exclus­ive commission)
• Effect­ive­ness of indi­vidu­al con­trac­tu­al clauses
• Con­clu­sion of the contract
• Incur­ring of the commission
• For­feit­ure of the commission
• Reser­va­tion agreements