Publications by the law firm
New publications
›› H. Schneider — Betrug im Gesundheitswesen und seine Grenzen – Eine dogmenrechtliche Analyse mit kritischer Würdigung der aktuellen Tendenz, NStZ 02/26
›› Y Neuhaus/H. Schneider — Zur Auffangfunktion des § 263 StGB bei kick-back-freien Verstößen gegen § 11 Abs. 1 S. 1 Apothekengesetz, medstra 04/25
›› G. Andreoli/H. Schneider — Der Belegarzt nach dem KHVVG, der Krankenhaus-Justiziar (KH-J) 04/25
›› G. Andreoli — Die Rolle der sektorübergreifenden Kooperationen nach dem KHVVG, der Krankenhaus-Justiziar (KH-J) 03/25
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Compliance Elliance Journal
In collaboration with Prof. Michele DeStefano, University of Miami Law School, and Prof. Konstantina Papathanasiou, University of Liechtenstein, the law firm publishes the Compliance Elliance Journal.
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Podcast-episodes
Brennpunkte der Healthcare-Compliance
Hot Topic: In this podcast episode, Dr. Christian Rosinus and his guest Prof. Dr. Hendrik Schneider discuss the hot topics of healthcare compliance.
» Hot Topics of the Episode
Various topics from the healthcare sector will be discussed, including
- legislative procedures on the offences of bribery and corruption,
- changes due to advancing digitalisation and the use of artificial intelligence
- outlook on expected reforms and discussions in the area of healthcare compliance
Finally, Prof Schneider will provide specific compliance tips for clinics.
» Link to Criminal Compliance Podcast - Rosinus on Air
10 Jahre §§ 299, 299b StGB
Since 2016, Sections 299a and 299b of the German Criminal Code (StGB) have criminalized bribery and the acceptance of bribes in the healthcare sector. But what impact have these provisions actually had after a decade—and where do legal challenges still lie for healthcare professionals?
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Dr. Christian Rosinus and attorney Prof. Dr. Hendrik Schneider discuss the criminal policy background behind the introduction of the “anniversary regulations,” their development, and the issues that remain unresolved to this day. They also address the prohibition on price-fixing under pharmacy law as set forth in § 11 ApoG and the question of whether a violation of this provision can truly constitute implied fraud within the meaning of § 263 StGB.
Furthermore, the two experts examine what the March 2024 ruling by the Schleswig-Holstein Regional Labor Court means for the issue of excessive compensation and unlawful agreements, and how bonus programs in pharmacies should be assessed under criminal law. What requirements must a practical compliance system in the healthcare sector meet in order to provide effective protection against criminal liability?
