It could be the most exciting legal dispute in the media landscape, including spicy details from the Axel Springer publishing house. The group accuses the former Picture-Editor-in-Chief Julian Reichelt forwards confidential documents to the Berlin newspaper to have leaked and demands his severance pay back, among other things. Already at a first meeting at the labor court in Berlin it was clear on Friday: Dirty laundry will be washed here. Because Springer wants to risk a public hearing, the company rules out an amicable agreement.
Springer demands almost 2.2 million euros from Julian Reichelt – media
