Law and data protection
SGG
Abbreviation for Sozialgerichtsgesetz
In short and in plain language
The SGG is a German law on the courts for social matters.
It says how to take a case to these courts. It also covers appeals against a decision, for example by the care fund.
The appeal usually comes first. Only after that does a case go to court.
A page about care levels can explain this.
Definition
The SGG is the German Social Courts Act. It governs proceedings before the social courts. It also governs the objection procedure that usually comes before a lawsuit, for example against a decision by the care insurance fund. On a guide page about care levels it can matter for notes on appealing a decision.