Dr. Sabine Vianden is a lawyer at vangard in Hamburg. She specializes in works constitution law, anti-discrimination law and advising international clients, especially US companies. Here, she brings her penchant for foreign languages and other work cultures to bear. In her solution-oriented and practical advice, Sabine Vianden attaches great importance to open communication. For her clients, she does not want to be just a service provider, but works as part of the team for the common cause.

Languages
  • German, English

Focal Points

  • Works Constitution Law
  • Advising US companies

  • Research assistant at the Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität Bonn 2016-2019

  • Second state law examination, Cologne Higher Regional Court, 2021

  • Doctorate, Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität Bonn, 2019

  • First State Examination in Law, OLG Cologne and Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität Bonn, 2016

Blog articles

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Bitcoin, Ethereum, Stellar, Ripple, Litecoin… – Cryptocurrency as a compensation compo-nent

September 2022
– Blog article by Julia Viohl, Dr. Sabine Vianden and Maria Rutmann

Is cryptocurrency suitable as a compensation component? Can Bitcoin, Ethereum and Co. replace conventional pay? And how should such a form of compensation be treated for tax purposes? We explore these and other questions in our second part of the blog post in cooperation with ba-Group.

Bitcoin, Ethereum, Stellar, Ripple, Litecoin... - Cryptocurrency as a Compensation Component

September 2022
– Blog article by Julia Viohl, Dr. Sabine Vianden and Maria Rutmann

Is cryptocurrency suitable as a compensation component? Can Bitcoin, Ethereum and Co. replace conventional pay? And how should such a form of compensation be treated for tax purposes? We explore these and other questions in our two-part blog post in cooperation with ba-Group.

Gamechanger: Federal Labor Court sees comprehensive obligation to record working hours in Germany

September 2022
– Blog article by Jan-Ove Becker and Dr. Sabine Vianden

"Careful what you wish for": An employer goes to the Federal Labor Court with a question about her works council's right of initiative and gets comprehensive time recording for Germany.

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Lectures & Publications

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Failure to Pass German Whistleblower Act

Publication by Dr. Sabine Vianden
July 2021

Contribution to the Littler Global Guide - Germany – Q2 2021, Link

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