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For more than 20 years, Austrian media have turned to our firm on legal questions – from damages and road traffic law to medical liability and family law. Here you will find the original coverage.

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Lawyer Mag. Johannes Bügler in the studio of the ORF 2 programme ‘konkret’ on 8 October 2026ORF 2 · konkret3:31
ORF 2 · konkret · 8 October 2026

Car breaks down after the car wash: is this a warranty case?

A man from Upper Austria bought an Alfa Romeo Tonale from a dealer for more than €30,000. After trips through the car wash, the ABS, ESC and power steering repeatedly failed. He lost at first instance before the Wels Regional Court – in essence because he could use other car washes instead. In the studio, Mag. Johannes Bügler, who is not involved in the case, assesses the legal position: what matters is what you can normally expect from a vehicle of this kind – and that includes being able to leave any car wash without safety-critical failures. More on statutory warranty when buying a car.

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Broadcast on ORF 2 on 8 October 2026 – no longer available on ORF ON.

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Coverage in the press

For more than 20 years, Austrian media such as the Kronen Zeitung and Heute have regularly reported on cases handled by our firm – from employment and social security law and medical liability to road traffic law. Each report below shows the original newspaper clipping and a short assessment of our own. Newest first.

KURIER
KURIER · 9 July 2026

Motorway toilet injures doctor: €50,000 claim against Asfinag

The KURIER also reported on this unusual damages case. A GP from Meidling in Vienna was on her way back from a medical conference and stopped briefly at the Gönitz service area on the A2 to use the toilet. The heavy, self-closing metal door of the motorway toilet slammed shut and almost severed the tip of her right ring finger. Surgeons at Wolfsberg hospital had to reattach the fingertip. On behalf of his client, Mag. Johannes Bügler of Teamanwälte is claiming around €50,000 in damages for pain and suffering and loss of earnings from Asfinag, the motorway operator. As a doctor in private practice who sees around 50 patients a day, she has only been able to run her surgery on a limited basis since then. More on how damages for pain and suffering are assessed in Austria.

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Kleine Zeitung
Kleine Zeitung · 9 July 2026

Fingertip severed at A2 rest area: doctor sues Asfinag for damages for pain and suffering

The Kleine Zeitung described the incident from a Carinthian perspective. At the Gönitz rest area on the A2 between Griffen and St. Andrä, the automatically closing toilet door struck the ring finger of a 63-year-old Viennese doctor so hard that the fingertip could only just be saved and was reattached in Wolfsberg. Mag. Johannes Bügler of Teamanwälte is claiming around €50,000 from Asfinag in damages for pain and suffering and loss of earnings. The motorway operator regrets the accident but sees no fault on its own part ‘at first glance’ and is examining the facts. There are around 100 toilet facilities of this design across Austria – the case shows when operators are liable for injuries caused by dangerous facilities. More on how damages for pain and suffering are assessed in Austria.

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Kronen Zeitung
Kronen Zeitung · 6 July 2026

Motorway toilet door severs doctor’s fingertip: claim for damages for pain and suffering

The Kronen Zeitung reported on an unusual damages case. At the Gönitz rest area on the Southern Motorway (A2) near Wolfsberg, the heavy metal door of a motorway toilet slammed shut – it had no safety sensor, only a simple closing mechanism. It almost severed the top segment of a Viennese GP’s right ring finger, which had to be reattached at Wolfsberg hospital. Mag. Johannes Bügler of Teamanwälte represents the doctor. He is claiming around €50,000 in damages for pain and suffering and loss of earnings from the motorway operator, because she can now only run her surgery on a limited basis: ‘A closing mechanism as violent as this should not exist.’ According to Asfinag, there are around 100 toilets of this design in Austria – the case shows how operators can be liable for injuries caused by dangerous facilities. More on how damages for pain and suffering are assessed in Austria.

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Kronen Zeitung
Kronen Zeitung · 15 June 2026

Bonus dispute at Wiener Linien: judgment for a ticket inspector

The Kronen Zeitung examined the ‘strange bounty system of Vienna’s public transport’ across a double-page spread. For six years, ticket inspectors received performance bonuses, including for penalising breaches of the house rules. In 2025, Wiener Linien, the city’s public transport operator, stopped these payments, citing an ‘oversight’. Mag. Johannes Bügler of Teamanwälte represented one of the inspectors affected, who – like many colleagues – lost hundreds of euros a month as a result. The Labour and Social Court ruled in his favour – the judgment is not yet final – and saw clear indications that this was more than a mere mistake. For us, the judgment is a possible precedent: around 150 other inspectors could claim back their reduced bonuses. Related practice area: Employment & social security law.

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Kronen Zeitung
Kronen Zeitung · 15 December 2025

Termination after setting up a works council: paramedic prevails

A paramedic with the Sozialmedizinischer Dienst (SMD) wanted to set up a works council with colleagues and draw attention to grievances – shortly afterwards he lost his job. Two years after its first report, the Kronen Zeitung returned to the case, this time with a good outcome. Mag. Johannes Bügler of Teamanwälte represented the employee before the Labour and Social Court, where the proceedings ended in a settlement after lengthy negotiations. The paramedic received €15,000 – six months’ gross remuneration – and the employment relationship is treated as ended by mutual agreement. ‘We achieved a good result,’ said Bügler. His client has since completed nursing training and found new work in the healthcare sector. More on this: Challenging a termination.

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Kronen Zeitung
Kronen Zeitung · 19 July 2025

Given notice after a long illness: city electrician represented by Teamanwälte

‘7 operations, 3 years off sick – now the city throws out electrician’, ran the Kronen Zeitung headline on the case of a long-serving employee of the City of Vienna (MA 33). A trained electrician who had worked for the city since 2007, he installed street lamps until constant overhead work ruined his shoulders. After seven operations and three years of sick leave, he was given notice instead of being offered other work. Mag. Johannes Bügler of Teamanwälte represents him before the labour court in Vienna: ‘Mr Reiter is willing to work. He just can’t hang lamps any more.’ MA 33 points to the alternatives it offered. At the heart of the case is the question of whether an employer must offer reasonable alternative employment before giving notice. More on this: Challenging a termination.

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Kronen Zeitung
Kronen Zeitung · 16 June 2025

Defects on a North Cape tour: lawyer sees a claim for a refund

For a retired couple from Vienna, the coach tour ‘North Cape – to the Land of the Midnight Sun’ turned into a fiasco, as the Kronen Zeitung reported: the coach toilet was locked for many hours, sights were closed or reached only shortly before closing time, and the tour was abandoned in a snowstorm – ‘the worst holiday of our lives’, said the couple. They are claiming a refund of €2,934 from the tour operator plus €800 each in damages. The operator points to the early season, strict rules on emptying the toilet and proper winter tyres. Lawyer Mag. Johannes Bügler of Teamanwälte considers the claim reasonable: ‘The trip caused them serious disadvantages.’ The case is now before the court – a classic example of why it pays to have a lawyer check whether you are entitled to a price reduction and damages when a holiday has significant defects.

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Kronen Zeitung
Kronen Zeitung · 19 November 2024

How Wiener Linien treats employees who are ill: lawyer voices criticism

‘Wiener Linien: former company doctor speaks out’, ran the Kronen Zeitung headline on a double-page spread about how the transport operator treats employees who are ill. Anyone who had been on sick leave for two months or longer had to see the company doctor with all their medical reports. There were said to be tight time limits for the assessments, which the company denies. After a former employee representative, the long-serving company doctor has now also spoken out; following his summary dismissal, he took Wiener Linien to court himself. Mag. Johannes Bügler of Teamanwälte represents him: ‘They obviously want people who don’t make waves, not people who look after others.’ The case touches on key questions – from the protection of sensitive health data to measures affecting employees’ pay. Related practice area: Employment & social security law.

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Kronen Zeitung
Kronen Zeitung · 28 October 2024

Victim of a car attack: compensation pursued by Teamanwälte

At a petrol station in Tyrol, a young woman was seriously injured in a deliberate attack with a vehicle, as the Kronen Zeitung reported. Mag. Johannes Bügler of Teamanwälte represents the victim’s family and is seeking appropriate redress. The key legal point: because the act was committed with a car, the motor vehicle liability insurer is liable for the damage – it can then bring a recourse claim against the offender. The case shows how victims can obtain damages for pain and suffering and other compensation even after deliberate acts. Related practice area: Road traffic & motor vehicle law.

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Heute
Heute · 30 April 2024

Fatal road accident in Lower Austria: family claims compensation for grief

The daily newspaper ‘Heute’ reported on a tragic case from Lower Austria. In August 2023, a 15-year-old girl driving a go-kart near Laa an der Thaya was hit by a car and died at the scene. Although the driver was found to have taken an overdose of a neuroleptic drug, the Korneuburg public prosecutor’s office discontinued the investigation – an expert report on the accident concluded that the impairment had not caused it. With our support, her parents and her sister are now claiming compensation for grief of €15,500 each through the civil courts. Mag. Johannes Bügler takes a critical view of the decision to drop the case: ‘There is clearly still a need for clarification here.’ The case shows that surviving relatives may have their own civil claims even after criminal proceedings have been discontinued. Related practice area: Road traffic & motor vehicle law.

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Kronen Zeitung
Kronen Zeitung · 23 March 2024

‘Public transport doctor’ sues Wiener Linien: company doctor represented by Teamanwälte

‘“Public transport doctor” sues Wiener Linien’, reported the Kronen Zeitung. The doctor had worked for the transport operator since 2018, certifying bus, tram and underground drivers as fit for duty, until he was given notice in February 2024. He describes growing pressure to get through examinations ever faster – 30 minutes per new recruit, 60 minutes for long-serving drivers – and a ban on certificates of partial fitness. Wiener Linien firmly rejects this and cites incidents relevant to his employment. Mag. Johannes Bügler of Teamanwälte represents the doctor before the labour court in Vienna: ‘My client stood up for the health of the staff. Now that is being held against him.’ Related practice area: Employment & social security law.

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Heute
Heute · 13 March 2024

A week until surgery: claim by Teamanwälte after a death from an aneurysm

A 74-year-old Viennese woman was admitted to hospital with a brain aneurysm and died around a week later; the daily newspaper ‘Heute’ reported on the case. The family accuses the hospital of recognising the life-threatening bulge in the blood vessel late despite early imaging, and of postponing the necessary operation several times. Mag. Johannes Bügler of Teamanwälte represents the relatives and is claiming damages for pain and suffering: ‘With this claim, we want to show that this is simply not acceptable.’ The case touches on key questions of medical liability – from timely diagnosis to complete documentation. Related practice area: Medical liability & treatment errors.

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NÖN
NÖN · 6 February 2024

Supreme Court confirms: music teacher’s dismissal was unlawful

In the employment dispute over the summary dismissal of a music school teacher in Himberg, the Supreme Court (OGH) confirmed what the Korneuburg Regional Court and the Higher Regional Court had already decided: the dismissal was unlawful because the staff committee had not been properly involved. The criminal proceedings previously brought against the teacher had already been discontinued, and part of his lost salary had been paid. Mag. Johannes Bügler of Teamanwälte represents the teacher, who is seeking reinstatement: ‘It has now been established at three levels of court that the bodies set up to protect the employment relationship were ignored when he was dismissed.’ The case underlines that a dismissal must also be formally correct if it is to stand. More on this: Challenging a termination.

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Heute
Heute · 8 January 2024

Declared ‘cancer-free’, dead months later: claim against the hospital

A 31-year-old Viennese woman had an aggressive form of breast cancer and took part in a drug trial in 2021, as the daily newspaper ‘Heute’ reported. After an operation in June 2022 she was considered ‘cancer-free’; according to the family, close follow-up checks had been presented as unnecessary. Around six months later, the young mother died. Mag. Johannes Bügler of Teamanwälte represents her mother and is claiming €17,000 in compensation for grief. The relatives say they had been persuaded that the trial was ‘the most effective treatment with the fewest side effects’. The hospital described the course of the illness as tragic but unavoidable. The case shows how demanding medical liability is where informing the patient, the choice of treatment and an illness’s unavoidable course come together. Related practice area: Medical liability & treatment errors.

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Kronen Zeitung
Kronen Zeitung · 7 December 2023

Suspected case at a Vienna kindergarten: affected families represented by Teamanwälte

The Kronen Zeitung returned to the suspected case at a municipal kindergarten in Penzing, Vienna. The public prosecutor’s office discontinued the investigation for lack of evidence, but the staff concerned remained on office duties for the time being, and MA 11 resumed its review with the help of a psychological expert. Mag. Johannes Bügler of Teamanwälte represents two sets of parents of possible victims and is pursuing civil claims against the City of Vienna as the operator of the kindergarten – together with a call for the burden of proof to be reversed: ‘The city should prove that everything really was in order.’ We support the families in these sensitive proceedings with due restraint; the presumption of innocence applies.

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Heute
Heute · 29 November 2023

€50,000 after Tesla dispute: statutory warranty claim succeeds

A man from Burgenland had bought a Tesla Model X for around €128,940 a few years earlier – the daily newspaper ‘Heute’ reported on the legal dispute that followed. After numerous defects – rattling noises, vibrations, a weakening battery – and around 20 visits to the garage, Mag. Johannes Bügler of Teamanwälte filed a claim on his client’s behalf with the Vienna Commercial Court. Relying on statutory warranty law, he sought rescission of the purchase contract and a proportionate repayment. The manufacturer argued that the claim was time-barred – but the court still found in favour of the buyer: he is to get back around €50,000 (the judgment was not yet final at the time of the report). The case shows how far statutory warranty rights extend, including when you buy a car. Related practice area: Road traffic & motor vehicle law.

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Kronen Zeitung
Kronen Zeitung · 27 August 2023

Paramedic under pressure: reported to police after emergency drive – lawyer sees a works council conflict

A 35-year-old paramedic with the Sozialmedizinischer Dienst (SMD) was taking a seriously ill patient to hospital when he was recorded at 132 km/h in an 80 km/h zone, as the Kronen Zeitung reported. His employer reported him to the police and is also claiming €10,000, arguing that the company’s reputation had been damaged. Mag. Johannes Bügler of Teamanwälte represents the paramedic, who denies the allegations. Behind this lies an employment dispute: the employee had wanted to set up a works council with colleagues and was given notice – proceedings on this were pending before the Labour and Social Court. Related practice area: Employment & social security law.

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Kronen Zeitung
Kronen Zeitung · 25 June 2023

Dismissal of a music teacher: Higher Regional Court confirms procedural error

The Kronen Zeitung reported on an employment dispute over the dismissal of a music school teacher in Lower Austria. The criminal proceedings against him had previously been discontinued. In the proceedings on the dismissal, the Higher Regional Court found in favour of the teacher and confirmed a procedural error by the employer. Mag. Johannes Bügler of Teamanwälte represents the teacher: ‘For a long time I pointed out that the procedure was flawed, and the Higher Regional Court has now confirmed this.’ Despite his success in court, the client remained relieved of his duties. The case shows how much depends on a dismissal being formally correct. More on this: Challenging a termination.

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Kronen Zeitung
Kronen Zeitung · 5 May 2023

Termination over verbal abuse overturned: tram driver keeps his job

In 2020, a Wiener Linien driver was given notice after a verbal exchange with a motorist over the loudspeaker; the Kronen Zeitung reported on the case. Mag. Johannes Bügler of Teamanwälte represented the employee before the Labour and Social Court. The court declared the termination invalid: after many years of service without complaint, a one-off lapse – especially one that followed provocation – could not justify the dismissal. ‘We all make mistakes,’ said Bügler. The case shows that a termination must always be proportionate. More on this: Challenging a termination.

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Kronen Zeitung
Kronen Zeitung · 26 April 2023

Paramedics wanted to set up a works council and lost their jobs

‘Paramedics wanted to set up a works council and were fired’, reported the Kronen Zeitung about three employees of the Sozialmedizinischer Dienst (SMD), an organisation with around 100 staff based in Liesing. According to their own account, they wanted to expose grievances – rest rooms right next to an oxygen store, unpaid overtime supplements and an internal ban on using blue lights and sirens on certain streets. The employer, by contrast, cites personal misconduct such as speeding or arriving late as the reason for termination. We represent the paramedics before the labour court, where at least two of them are challenging their termination. The case concerns the special protection that applies when employees set up a works council. Related practice area: Employment & social security law.

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Heute
Heute · 29 November 2022

Suspected kindergarten case: lawyer claims damages for affected families

‘Kindergarten scandal: lawyer wants up to €30,000 in damages per child’, ran the headline in the daily newspaper ‘Heute’ about the suspected case at a municipal kindergarten in Penzing, Vienna. According to the parents, they were only informed a year after the suspicion first arose. Mag. Johannes Bügler of Teamanwälte therefore spoke of a ‘deliberate cover-up’ and filed claims for damages for pain and suffering of €25,000 to €30,000 each for three affected children against the City of Vienna as the operator. The city rejected the allegations, and the investigation was ongoing; the presumption of innocence applies. We support the families in these sensitive proceedings with due restraint.

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Kronen Zeitung
Kronen Zeitung · 14 November 2022

Supreme Court win: court strengthens protection for dismissed staff representatives

‘More protection for staff representatives’, ran the Kronen Zeitung headline on a landmark decision of the Supreme Court. A works council member and tram driver at Wiener Linien had criticised the lack of Covid protective measures – no proper masks, too little disinfection – and was then dismissed through the staff commission. Wrongly, as the Supreme Court found, upholding the lower courts: the high level of protection for works council members also applies to contract staff of the provinces and municipalities. Mag. Johannes Bügler of Teamanwälte represented the client, who had been kept away from work for two years: ‘This judgment massively strengthens employee representation as a whole. A great victory in employment law.’ Wiener Linien also had to pay legal costs of almost €15,000. More on this: Challenging a termination.

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Kronen Zeitung
Kronen Zeitung · 19 October 2022

Allegations of hitting at a Hietzing kindergarten: parents report to police

At a private kindergarten in Hietzing, Vienna, an assistant allegedly physically abused a boy; the operator suspended the employee immediately, and the public prosecutor’s office investigated. Mag. Johannes Bügler of Teamanwälte represents the parents and points out that the incidents only came to light through the work of a psychologist. The case shows how important a prompt, independent investigation is in childcare facilities. The presumption of innocence applies.

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Kronen Zeitung
Kronen Zeitung · 5 October 2022

Tiguan with excess fuel consumption: car purchase dispute before the Commercial Court

A Viennese man had bought a VW Tiguan for just under €40,000 and found that its fuel consumption was significantly higher than expected. The dealer refused to take the car back, so the case ended up before the Commercial Court. Mag. Johannes Bügler of Teamanwälte represents the buyer. A court-appointed expert initially found excess consumption of around 22%, but later corrected his findings after a media enquiry. The case shows how much statutory warranty claims on a car purchase depend on reliable expert reports. Related practice area: Road traffic & motor vehicle law.

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Kronen Zeitung
Kronen Zeitung · 2022

‘City of Vienna let families down’: criticism after commission report

After a report on the Penzing kindergarten affair was presented, Mag. Johannes Bügler of Teamanwälte renewed the criticism voiced by the families concerned: the city had informed the parents too late and so lost valuable time for offers of help. We represent several families and are calling for an independent review of the entire system. Proceedings were under way against the alleged perpetrator, for whom the presumption of innocence applies. We act with due restraint.

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Kronen Zeitung
Kronen Zeitung · 4 June 2022

Another suspected case at a Liesing kindergarten: lawyer considers next steps

After the incidents in Penzing, another suspected case came to light: at a private kindergarten in Liesing, Vienna, an employee allegedly mistreated two five-year-old children; the police investigated. Mag. Johannes Bügler of Teamanwälte represents an affected family and examined possible legal steps. The case illustrates how childcare facilities deal with grounds for suspicion. The presumption of innocence applies.

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Kronen Zeitung
Kronen Zeitung · 1 June 2022

Penzing kindergarten: lawyer already represents nine affected families

In connection with the Penzing kindergarten case, it emerged that a tip-off had reached the office responsible a year earlier but, according to that office, had been ‘overlooked’. Mag. Johannes Bügler of Teamanwälte now represents nine affected families and is preparing the first claims. He is calling for an independent commission with international experts and swift compensation for the victims. The alleged perpetrator was under investigation; the presumption of innocence applies.

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Kronen Zeitung
Kronen Zeitung · 23 May 2022

Penzing kindergarten case: lawyer doubts the commission’s independence

The Penzing kindergarten case also attracted international attention. The City of Vienna set up a commission of inquiry. Mag. Johannes Bügler of Teamanwälte, who represents several families, expressed doubts about its independence because some members were close to the city, and called for it to be made up of independent experts. The public prosecutor’s office investigated; the presumption of innocence applies. We act with restraint in these sensitive proceedings.

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Kronen Zeitung
Kronen Zeitung · 20 May 2022

Penzing kindergarten affair: lawyer calls for an independent investigation

Further suspected cases were reported in the Penzing kindergarten affair. Mag. Johannes Bügler of Teamanwälte, who represents several affected families, called for an independent investigation of what had happened; numerous families were invited to an information meeting. The alleged perpetrator was under investigation, and the presumption of innocence applies. We support the families with due restraint.

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Der Standard
Der Standard · 20 May 2022

Penzing kindergarten: lawyer doubts the independence of the investigative panel

Der Standard reported on a fourth suspected case in the Penzing kindergarten affair and on a first expert report. Mag. Johannes Bügler of Teamanwälte represents five families and expressed doubts about the independence of the panel set up by the city; he called for people trusted and nominated by the parents to be included as well. The public prosecutor’s office was examining several criminal complaints; the presumption of innocence applies.

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Heute
Heute · 19 May 2022

Penzing kindergarten: lawyer calls for payments on account for affected children

Several cases were under investigation in the Penzing kindergarten affair. Mag. Johannes Bügler of Teamanwälte, who represents affected families, called for a payment on account towards the children’s damages. The city’s commission of inquiry began its work, and a report was announced. The alleged perpetrator was under investigation; the presumption of innocence applies.

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Kronen Zeitung
Kronen Zeitung · 18 May 2022

Penzing kindergarten: families prepare claims against the city

As the lawyer told the paper, numerous families had turned to our firm after the incidents at a Penzing kindergarten. Mag. Johannes Bügler of Teamanwälte represents the victims’ families and was preparing claims for damages against the City of Vienna as the operator. Several sets of criminal proceedings were pending against the alleged perpetrator, for whom the presumption of innocence applies. The central question is who must answer for any failings.

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Kurier
Kurier · 17 May 2022

Penzing kindergarten: criticism that parents were informed late

In connection with incidents at a municipal kindergarten in Penzing, Vienna, it was alleged that the parents had been informed too late. Mag. Johannes Bügler of Teamanwälte represents several affected families and sent a list of questions to the city department responsible. The alleged perpetrator was under investigation, and the presumption of innocence applies. We act with due restraint in these sensitive proceedings.

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Kronen Zeitung
Kronen Zeitung · 17 May 2022

Penzing kindergarten: parents felt left alone with their concerns

Affected parents described how their early concerns about the Penzing kindergarten had at first not been taken seriously. Mag. Johannes Bügler of Teamanwälte, who represents several families, set out three demands to the city: to clear up openly what had happened, to compensate the victims and to make sure that such cases do not happen again. The alleged perpetrator was under investigation; the presumption of innocence applies.

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Kronen Zeitung
Kronen Zeitung · 16 May 2022

Penzing kindergarten: allegations not passed on to parents for a year

In one of the first reports, the Kronen Zeitung revealed that parents at a Penzing kindergarten had only been informed around 13 months after a serious suspicion came to light. Mag. Johannes Bügler of Teamanwälte represents affected families: ‘As the weakest members of our society, children deserve special protection. We will do everything legally possible to establish why this protection failed.’ The alleged perpetrator was under investigation; the presumption of innocence applies.

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Kronen Zeitung
Kronen Zeitung · 27 February 2022

Pedestrian run over by a lorry: around €100,000 in damages for pain and suffering secured

In 2018, a 36-year-old Viennese woman was run over by a lorry and seriously injured – at first she needed a wheelchair, later a walking stick. The insurer refused to pay. Mag. Johannes Bügler of Teamanwälte won compensation of around €100,000 for her: ‘By Austrian standards, that is a high amount. We fought for it and succeeded.’ The woman completed a training course and returned to work. Related practice area: Road traffic & motor vehicle law.

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Kronen Zeitung
Kronen Zeitung · 16 January 2022

‘Covid warner’ wrongly given notice: Higher Regional Court rules for works council member

A long-standing works council member at Wiener Linien had publicly criticised the lack of Covid protective measures for staff and was then dismissed for conduct damaging to the business. The Higher Regional Court held that the termination was not permitted (the judgment is not yet final). Mag. Johannes Bügler of Teamanwälte represented the works council member. The case underlines the special protection enjoyed by employee representatives. More on this: Challenging a termination.

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Kronen Zeitung
Kronen Zeitung · 1 August 2021

€400,000 for a victim of violence: compensation despite a deliberate car attack

In 2019, a man in Lower Austria was deliberately run down by a jealous driver and left severely disabled; the Kronen Zeitung followed the case over several years. The offender’s motor vehicle liability insurer refused to pay because deliberate acts of violence are not covered. Mag. Johannes Bügler of Teamanwälte, acting as the victim’s lawyer, then turned to the insurers’ association and secured more than €400,000 – for therapy and for adapting the house for disabled access. ‘The money is already in the account,’ said Bügler. The case shows that victims can obtain compensation even when the offender’s liability insurance does not pay. Related practice area: Road traffic & motor vehicle law.

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Kronen Zeitung
Kronen Zeitung · 9 May 2021

Wiener Linien: former works council member wins at the labour court

A former works council member at Wiener Linien had been given notice after criticising internal Covid measures; the labour court set the termination aside. Mag. Johannes Bügler of Teamanwälte represented him and pointed to a formal error: as both a staff representative and a works council member, his client had enjoyed double protection against termination, which ruled out this form of termination. ‘An important decision for all employee representatives,’ said Bügler – the judgment was not yet final at the time. More on this: Challenging a termination.

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Kronen Zeitung
Kronen Zeitung · 23 February 2021

‘Tram lout’ given notice: tram driver sues over his termination

A tram driver’s verbal exchange over the loudspeaker became a widely viewed video online; Wiener Linien gave the long-serving employee notice. Mag. Johannes Bügler of Teamanwälte represents him and is challenging the termination before the Labour and Social Court. At the heart of the case is whether a one-off lapse – especially one that followed provocation – justifies a dismissal. The later report from May 2023 shows how the proceedings ended. More on this: Challenging a termination.

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Kronen Zeitung
Kronen Zeitung · 24 January 2021

Solidarity for Wiener Linien works council member who was given notice

Colleagues held a vigil for a Wiener Linien works council member who had been given notice and was fighting his dismissal before the labour court. Mag. Johannes Bügler of Teamanwälte represents the employee representative, who had lost his job after criticising internal procedures. The case shows how much the protection of works council members against termination matters. Related practice area: Employment & social security law.

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Kronen Zeitung
Kronen Zeitung · 25 November 2020

Dispute over fuel consumption: manufacturer pays car buyer a settlement

In 2018, a Viennese man bought a Renault Mégane (diesel) for around €20,500 and complained of significantly higher fuel consumption and other defects. Mag. Johannes Bügler of Teamanwälte represented the buyer and took the case to court. Before the court-ordered emissions test took place, the parties agreed on a settlement of around a third of the purchase price (about €7,500), which brought the proceedings to an early end. The case shows how effective statutory warranty claims can be when you buy a car. Related practice area: Road traffic & motor vehicle law.

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Kronen Zeitung
Kronen Zeitung · 26 September 2020

Masks at the polling station: lawyer Bügler explains the legal position

Before the 2020 Vienna election, the requirement to wear a mask at polling stations raised open legal questions. The Kronen Zeitung asked lawyer Mag. Johannes Bügler of Teamanwälte for his assessment. He explained how voters can have their identity established beyond doubt despite wearing a mask, without committing an offence. The article shows our firm as a sought-after legal voice on current legal questions.

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Kronen Zeitung
Kronen Zeitung · 18 September 2020

Bus driver loses his job after an argument: labour court declares dismissal invalid

A long-serving bus driver (49) got into an argument with a colleague at a bus stop and was physically attacked – yet it was the victim who was then dismissed. Mag. Johannes Bügler of Teamanwälte represented the driver before the Vienna Labour and Social Court, which declared the dismissal invalid. The case shows that a dismissal needs careful examination and must not hit the wrong person. More on this: Challenging a termination.

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Kronen Zeitung · 13 September 2020

Dental crowns in the lung overlooked for 1.5 years: claim for damages for pain and suffering

A 56-year-old Viennese man had inhaled two dental crowns, which remained unnoticed in his lung for around a year and a half. Despite persistent symptoms, he was not believed at first – until a hospital identified the cause and operated. Mag. Johannes Bügler of Teamanwälte represents the man and is claiming €37,000 in damages for pain and suffering: ‘You really should believe your patients a little.’ The case touches on key questions of medical liability – from taking the patient’s account seriously to making the right diagnosis. Related practice area: Medical liability & treatment errors.

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Kronen Zeitung · 12 July 2020

Wiener Linien fire works council member after Covid criticism: case goes to the labour court

A long-standing works council member at Wiener Linien was given notice after publicly criticising the lack of protective measures for staff during the Covid crisis – for example on disinfectant and masks. Mag. Johannes Bügler of Teamanwälte represents him before the labour court and points out that the grievances he raised were already public knowledge anyway. In addition, his client enjoys special protection as a staff representative and works council member. More on this: Challenging a termination.

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Kronen Zeitung · 27 June 2020

Unexplained death of a teenager: lawyer represents the family

The Kronen Zeitung reported on the unexplained death of a 16-year-old who was found dead in someone else’s flat in Vienna. The relatives have doubts about how the death has been assessed so far and are calling for a thorough investigation of the circumstances. Mag. Johannes Bügler of Teamanwälte represents the mother and is helping the family to clear up open questions; a post-mortem was ordered. We are handling this sensitive case with due restraint.

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Kronen Zeitung · 3 May 2020

Noise and other disturbances: who is liable for the conduct of their visitors

In a readers’ questions column in the Kronen Zeitung, lawyer Mag. Johannes Bügler of Teamanwälte explained the law on neighbours: if you have visitors, you can be partly responsible for excessive nuisance – such as noise, smoke or smells. Drawing on § 364 of the Austrian Civil Code (ABGB) and the case law of the Supreme Court, he explained when neighbours can take action against disturbances. The article shows our firm as a sought-after legal voice on everyday legal matters.

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Kronen Zeitung · 6 April 2020

Working from home: who pays for electricity and internet? Lawyer Bügler explains

When tens of thousands of Viennese switched to working from home at the start of the Covid pandemic, lawyer Mag. Johannes Bügler of Teamanwälte answered a common reader’s question in the Kronen Zeitung: who pays for electricity and internet? His advice: as a rule, the employer must reimburse the additional expense, ideally under a separate agreement. The article shows our firm as a sought-after voice on current employment law questions. Related practice area: Employment & social security law.

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Kronen Zeitung · 1 April 2020

The crisis and the law: lawyer Bügler answers readers’ questions on termination and buying a car

In the Kronen Zeitung’s legal series, lawyer Mag. Johannes Bügler of Teamanwälte answered readers’ questions on the Covid crisis. Among other things, he made clear that notice of termination only takes effect once it has been delivered and cannot be backdated, and explained that if a car purchase is put on hold, the agreed purchase price still applies. The article shows our firm as a sought-after legal voice on everyday questions.

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Kronen Zeitung · 31 March 2020

A valid will during the crisis: lawyer Bügler explains the formal requirements

In the Kronen Zeitung’s legal series, lawyer Mag. Johannes Bügler of Teamanwälte explained how to make a valid will. A handwritten will – written entirely in your own hand and signed by hand with your name – is sufficient, for example with the words ‘This is my last will’; adding the date and place is advisable, and no witnesses are needed. He also recommended registering the will in the register of wills. The article shows our firm as a clear legal voice on inheritance law.

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Kronen Zeitung · 15 March 2020

Calling someone ‘nuts’ is no reason for termination: dispute over a dismissed bus driver

A 50-year-old bus driver had called a colleague ‘nuts’ during an argument and was then physically attacked by him – yet it was he who was given notice. Mag. Johannes Bügler of Teamanwälte represented the driver and fought the dismissal; a purely verbal lapse, he argued, did not justify termination. The case, which went through several levels of court, shows how carefully the proportionality of a dismissal must be examined. More on this: Challenging a termination.

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Kronen Zeitung · 16 February 2020

Sidelined for five years: former works council member wins her return to work in court

A Viennese company had given a works council member from Floridsdorf notice after 25 years. The Vienna Higher Regional Court declared the termination invalid in a final judgment; she received five years’ back pay and had to be re-employed. Mag. Johannes Bügler of Teamanwälte represents the woman, who wants to return to her job, while the employer was seeking her early retirement. Conducted as a test case, the proceedings underline the special protection enjoyed by employee representatives. More on this: Challenging a termination.

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Kronen Zeitung · 24 January 2020

Deliberate car attack: seven years in prison for the offender, lawyer represents the victim

A man deliberately ran down a supposed rival with his car and seriously injured him – the victim lost a leg. The court sentenced the offender to seven years in prison. Mag. Johannes Bügler of Teamanwälte represented the injured man as the victim’s lawyer. A later report documents how compensation of more than €400,000 was subsequently secured through the insurers’ association. Related practice area: Road traffic & motor vehicle law.

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Kronen Zeitung · 10 November 2019

Tesla Autopilot accident on the A23: buyer wants to return the car

After a rear-end collision on the A23, which he attributed to his Tesla’s Autopilot, a Viennese man turned to the Commercial Court: he wanted to return the car, which had cost around €120,000, and get his money back. Mag. Johannes Bügler of Teamanwälte represents the buyer and argues that his client bought the vehicle precisely because of the advertised Autopilot function. The case raises the question of how far manufacturers must answer for the expectations placed in driver assistance systems. Related practice area: Road traffic & motor vehicle law.

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Kronen Zeitung · 20 August 2019

Victim of violence fights for compensation: motor insurer refuses to pay after deliberate attack

A man was deliberately run down by a car and so badly injured that one of his legs had to be amputated. The offender’s motor vehicle liability insurer initially refused to pay, arguing that deliberate attacks were not covered. Mag. Johannes Bügler of Teamanwälte represents the victim and directed the claims to the insurers’ association: ‘It is a long, hard road.’ A later report shows the outcome: more than €400,000 was secured. Related practice area: Road traffic & motor vehicle law.

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Kronen Zeitung · 10 March 2019

Pedestrian run over by a turning lorry: dispute over damages for pain and suffering

In 2018, a Viennese woman was run over by a turning lorry on a pedestrian crossing and seriously injured – months in hospital and rehabilitation followed. In the proceedings over damages for pain and suffering, it was alleged that the lorry’s mirror had been adjusted incorrectly. Mag. Johannes Bügler of Teamanwälte represents the woman. A later report shows the outcome: compensation of around €100,000 was finally secured. Related practice area: Road traffic & motor vehicle law.

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Kronen Zeitung · 10 March 2019

One year after the lorry accident: victim struggles with the long-term effects

One year after a serious accident in which a Viennese woman had been run over by a turning lorry, the Kronen Zeitung described the lasting effects: painkillers, special shoes and a walking stick shape her daily life. Mag. Johannes Bügler of Teamanwälte represents the woman in the proceedings over damages for pain and suffering. A later report shows the outcome: compensation of around €100,000 was secured. Related practice area: Road traffic & motor vehicle law.

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Kronen Zeitung · 23 February 2019

Pointless repairs: garage must repay driver around €7,900

For more than a year, a Viennese man kept taking his car to the garage – eight times – without the actual cause (a loose connection) being found. Mag. Johannes Bügler of Teamanwälte represented him before the district court, which upheld the claim: the garage must reimburse the cost of the unnecessary work plus interest – around €7,900 – and bear the costs of the proceedings. The case shows that faulty repair work can also be challenged. Related practice area: Road traffic & motor vehicle law.

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Kronen Zeitung · 13 December 2018

Criminal proceedings after a child’s tragic fall: defence by Teamanwälte

After a four-year-old child died in a fall from a window in Vienna’s Donaustadt district, the parents were given suspended sentences in criminal proceedings – the judgment is not yet final. Mag. Johannes Bügler of Teamanwälte defended the father. In criminal law, too, every accused person is entitled to careful legal representation. We approach this tragic case with due restraint.

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Kronen Zeitung · 13 October 2018

Representing the victim in an abuse trial: damages for pain and suffering for the child

In an abuse trial against a former local politician in Lower Austria, Mag. Johannes Bügler of Teamanwälte represented the child concerned as the victim’s lawyer. The defendant was sentenced to nine years in prison – the judgment is not yet final – and the young victim was awarded around €33,000 in damages for pain and suffering. The case shows how important strong legal representation is for victims in criminal proceedings. We approach sensitive proceedings of this kind with due restraint.

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Kronen Zeitung · 11 June 2018

GP brushes off a sick patient: court awards damages for pain and suffering

A 33-year-old Viennese man in severe pain went to see his GP several times and, by his own account, was quickly sent away three times – until an emergency operation on his ruptured appendix saved his life. Mag. Johannes Bügler of Teamanwälte represented the patient; the court awarded him €7,500 in compensation. The case touches on central questions of medical liability – from careful diagnosis to timely treatment. Related practice area: Medical liability & treatment errors.

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Kronen Zeitung · 23 March 2018

Barn burnt down, €78,000 in damage: lawyer sues on behalf of the owner

Two boys under the age of 14 burnt down the barn of a Donaustadt resident, where he kept vintage cars among other things – the damage came to around €78,000. Because children under 14 cannot be held liable in tort, the question was who could be held liable under civil law. Mag. Johannes Bügler of Teamanwälte represents the owner and is claiming damages; a breach of the duty of supervision is at issue. The case shows when parents have to answer for their children.

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Kronen Zeitung · 3 February 2018

Abuse case in Lower Austria: lawyer represents victim’s family and criticises the authorities

In an abuse case against a former local politician in the Gänserndorf district, Mag. Johannes Bügler of Teamanwälte represents the family of one of the victims. He criticises the fact that warning signs were not followed up properly for years: ‘This failure will have to be examined in the criminal trial.’ The accused was in custody. The case shows how important strong representation is for victims and their families. We approach these sensitive proceedings with due restraint.

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Kronen Zeitung · 22 November 2017

U6 driver loses her job after braking incident: lawyer points to a technical fault

A U6 underground driver was given notice after braking abruptly – Wiener Linien treated the incident as a driving error. Mag. Johannes Bügler of Teamanwälte represents her and points to expert reports suggesting that a technical fault in the brakes may have been the cause. The proceedings turn on whether the dismissal was justified. The case shows how important it is to establish the causes precisely before terminating employment. Related practice area: Challenging a termination.

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Kronen Zeitung · 21 February 2017

Fuel consumption too high: Lancia driver sues the manufacturer for €42,690

A Viennese man claimed that his Lancia’s actual fuel consumption was more than a third higher than the figures in the manufacturer’s brochure. Mag. Johannes Bügler of Teamanwälte represents him and is demanding a refund of the €42,690 purchase price or a partial refund. Bügler saw the proceedings as a possible test case for many other buyers. The case touches on statutory warranty and on how binding manufacturers’ figures are. Related practice area: Road traffic & motor vehicle law.

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Kronen Zeitung · 20 January 2017

‘Assault row’ at the ambulance service: paramedics cleared, city must pay arrears

Two paramedics had been dismissed in 2015 for allegedly hitting a homeless man during a call-out – an allegation they denied. After their acquittal in the criminal proceedings, the labour court also found the dismissal unjustified; the City of Vienna must pay one of the paramedics around €7,240 in arrears plus interest. Mag. Johannes Bügler of Teamanwälte represents the men and is seeking their reinstatement. Related practice area: Challenging a termination.

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Kronen Zeitung · 19 February 2016

Nurse loses his job after incident with a patient: lawyer disputes the allegations

A psychiatric nurse at the Otto Wagner Hospital was given notice for allegedly threatening to slap an agitated patient. Mag. Johannes Bügler of Teamanwälte represents the employee, who denies the allegations. The case also came before the Vienna Higher Regional Court. It shows how carefully the circumstances of a dismissal must be examined in the sensitive field of nursing. Related practice area: Challenging a termination.

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Kronen Zeitung · 6 February 2016

Emissions scandal: Skoda owner gets almost the full purchase price back

In the wake of the emissions scandal, a Viennese man who had bought a Skoda Octavia (diesel) in 2014 succeeded in having his car taken back: the authorised dealer accepted the return, and the buyer received the purchase price minus a small deduction – around €32,000 of €34,415. Mag. Johannes Bügler of Teamanwälte represented him and saw this as a ‘signal’ for many others affected. The case is an example of pursuing statutory warranty claims after buying a car. Related practice area: Road traffic & motor vehicle law.

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Kronen Zeitung · 9 December 2015

‘Assault row’ at the ambulance service: dismissed paramedics sue for reinstatement

Two paramedics with the Vienna ambulance service were dismissed in 2015 for allegedly hitting a homeless man during a call-out at Praterstern – allegations they rejected. Mag. Johannes Bügler of Teamanwälte represents the men, who are fighting the termination and seeking reinstatement. A later report shows the outcome: the dismissal was found to be unjustified. Related practice area: Challenging a termination.

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Kronen Zeitung · October 2015

VW emissions scandal: Skoda buyer demands his money back or will sue

After the VW emissions scandal came to light, a Viennese man who had bought a new Skoda Octavia a year earlier demanded his money back. Mag. Johannes Bügler of Teamanwälte represented him and asked the dealer for around 20% of the purchase price – the car had cost around €40,000. He advised affected buyers to have their statutory warranty claims checked in good time. A later report shows the outcome. Related practice area: Road traffic & motor vehicle law.

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Kronen Zeitung · 12 July 2015

Industrial dispute at Kelly’s: dismissed works council chair sues for reinstatement

At the Vienna headquarters of the snack manufacturer Kelly’s, the works council resigned; its chair was given notice and sued for reinstatement. Accounts of the background differed. Mag. Johannes Bügler of Teamanwälte represents the former works council chair. The case, which occupied the courts for years, concerns the special protection against termination that employee representatives enjoy. Related practice area: Challenging a termination.

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Kronen Zeitung · 20 October 2013

Bus driver loses his job after complaints: lawyer challenges the dismissal

A Viennese bus driver was dismissed after passengers complained that he enforced the passenger rules strictly. Mag. Johannes Bügler of Teamanwälte represents the long-serving employee, who is challenging the termination in court and sees a link with his role as an employee representative. The case shows how carefully the reasons for a dismissal must be examined. Related practice area: Challenging a termination.

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Kronen Zeitung · 1 October 2012

Bus driver loses his job after dispute with a passenger: court orders reinstatement

A bus driver was dismissed after refusing to let an aggressive passenger on board, which led to complaints. Mag. Johannes Bügler of Teamanwälte represented him; the court doubted the allegations and found the dismissal unjustified: Wiener Linien had to re-employ the driver, pay his salary arrears and bear around €11,000 in legal costs. ‘The little guy has beaten the big system,’ said Bügler. Related practice area: Challenging a termination.

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Kronen Zeitung · 2 August 2012

Dispute over art treasures from St Stephen’s Cathedral: lawyer represents the heirs

A dispute arose over valuable religious art treasures linked to Vienna’s St Stephen’s Cathedral: the cathedral wanted the pieces back through a civil claim, while the heirs of a deceased restorer considered that the pieces had been lawfully acquired. Mag. Johannes Bügler of Teamanwälte represents the heirs; the public prosecutor’s office dropped a suspicion of handling stolen goods that had arisen in the meantime. The case concerns questions of property law and inheritance law.

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Kronen Zeitung · 30 July 2012

St Stephen’s art treasures: cathedral priest seeks talks with the heirs

In the dispute over valuable religious objects linked to Vienna’s St Stephen’s Cathedral, the cathedral’s parish priest signalled willingness to talk about returning them. The heirs of a deceased restorer – represented by Mag. Johannes Bügler of Teamanwälte – considered that the pieces had been lawfully acquired. Bügler criticised the fact that his clients had first been confronted with a search of their home without prior notice. The case concerns questions of property law and inheritance law.

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Kronen Zeitung · 29 July 2012

Mystery over art treasures from St Stephen’s Cathedral: lawyer represents the heir

Valuable religious objects linked to Vienna’s St Stephen’s Cathedral appeared for sale online and caused a stir. The cathedral wanted the ‘treasure’ back through a civil claim; the grandson and heir of a deceased restorer, however, regarded himself as the lawful owner. Mag. Johannes Bügler of Teamanwälte represents the heir: ‘No thief puts stolen goods on display in his living room.’ The public prosecutor’s office saw no suspicion of handling stolen goods. A court was to decide the question of ownership.

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Kronen Zeitung · 29 December 2010

Fatal surgical error: Higher Regional Court awards maintenance to daughter

A 44-year-old Viennese woman died after abdominal surgery in which a known complication was treated too late, leaving behind a 13-year-old daughter. The hospital initially refused to pay the girl any compensation. Mag. Johannes Bügler of Teamanwälte obtained a leading decision from the Higher Regional Court: the daughter is entitled to care costs or maintenance and to reasonable compensation for grief. The case links central questions of medical liability with the claims of surviving dependants. Related practice area: Medical liability & treatment errors.

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Die Presse · 16 August 2010

Wheel clamp on a private aircraft: court upholds right of retention

In its Rechtspanorama section, the daily newspaper Die Presse reported on a case in which a private flying club fitted wheel clamps to the aircraft of an expelled member who was in arrears, in order to recover outstanding sums. Mag. Johannes Bügler of Teamanwälte represented the club and relied on the right of retention under § 970c ABGB. The Vienna Regional Civil Court ruled in favour of the club – the judgment is not yet final. The case shows how the long-standing rules of the Austrian Civil Code can resolve even unusual situations.

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Die ganze Woche
Die ganze Woche · 2010

0.7 litres too much: driver sues manufacturer over excess fuel consumption

The magazine Die ganze Woche reported on a driver who had his car’s petrol consumption tested independently and found that it was significantly higher than stated. Mag. Johannes Bügler of Teamanwälte represented him and filed a claim against the manufacturer or importer. The case raises the question of how binding official consumption figures are and when statutory warranty claims arise. Related practice area: Road traffic & motor vehicle law.

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