Allocation of litigation costs and rejection of cross-revisions in labor law dispute

The Bundesarbeitsgericht dismissed the revisions of both the plaintiff and the defendant, thereby upholding the decision of the Landesarbeitsgericht Baden-Württemberg. The dispute concerned a labor law matter where the plaintiff was ultimately found to have failed substantially, resulting in a cost allocation of 73% to the plaintiff and 27% to the defendant, with the defendant additionally liable for costs incurred due to its own delays. While the specific subject matter and operative factual background are not detailed in the provided text, the case was resolved on the basis of existing legal norms governing the substantive labor law issues and procedural cost distribution, with the appellate court affirming the lower instance's legal assessment.