Berlin Court Bars Law Firm From Making Claims Against Xryma Plc
A Berlin regional court issued an injunction blocking Schirp law firm from publishing statements accusing Xryma Plc of fraud and money laundering.
A German regional court has granted Xryma Plc a legal injunction preventing the Schirp law firm from disseminating statements that the court found to be unsupported public accusations of investment fraud and money laundering, the Cyprus-based company announced September 24, 2026.
Regional Court Berlin II sided with Xryma on the majority of the challenged statements, according to the company's announcement. The court's ruling centered in part on Schirp's failure to give Xryma an opportunity to respond before the firm made its allegations public — a procedural shortcoming that factored into the court's decision to grant relief.
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The case stems from statements the Schirp law firm published in connection with what it characterized as the "Juicy Fields" matter. Xryma disputed those characterizations, arguing they constituted false and damaging claims made without proper due process afforded to the company.
The injunction, while covering the majority of the contested statements, does not appear to resolve the broader dispute between the parties. Legal proceedings of this type typically require the losing party to remove or retract the offending content and may expose them to penalties for future violations. The underlying substantive questions regarding Xryma's alleged involvement in any investment scheme were not adjudicated by the court's injunction ruling.
Xryma Plc is incorporated in Cyprus and has sought legal remedies in German courts to protect its reputation against what it characterizes as unsubstantiated public accusations. Continue reading at All Financial Services & Investing.
