Overview
- On September 24, the court in Kassel sent the case back to the Landessozialgericht Baden-Württemberg for a fresh review.
- The judges introduced a possible path to coverage if Koch acted as an entrepreneur and a team member helped cause the accident.
- A ruling that the stunt counts as work-related could unlock statutory accident-insurance benefits for long-term follow-up costs.
- Koch says he pays a five-figure sum each month for care and relies heavily on daily support from close family members.
- Media interest has surged, while ZDF has kept publicly quiet about the proceedings and their potential impact on TV production liability.