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All the cultural stereotypes are ingrained in Swiss law firms – well-organised, independent and highly-impressive. Six Swiss firms make the…
All the cultural stereotypes are ingrained in Swiss law firms – well-organised, independent and highly-impressive. Six Swiss firms make the…
‘In our worldwide business, the volume of mergers is at a record high. However, in Switzerland we can talk about…
Bär & Karrer’s Christoph Neeracher and Luca Jagmetti advise on the new rules. As part of a new Swiss legislation…
Homburger’s Andri Hess details the Nagoya Ordinance. Switzerland is a member of the United Nations Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD)…
When even that most venerable of Swiss industries, watch-making, comes under threat, you know the country has a problem. But…
Gentium Law’s Matthew Parish discusses a quiet revolution. Switzerland is distinctive as a centre of international arbitration. It packs a…
MARKET VIEW – ARBITRATION Why are so few awards rendered by the Swiss Chambers’ Arbitration Institution subject to challenge proceedings…
MARKET VIEW – LITIGATION Lalive’s Marc Henzelin and Sandrine Giroud examine the key facts on the enforcement of foreign judgments…
While historically relatively untouched by the globalisation of legal services, international firms have continued their recent surge into Switzerland, with…
In most markets, it wouldn’t qualify as news but in the conservative Swiss legal community, the creation last April of…
As an exporting country, Switzerland is not immune to the general crisis and slow down of growth in the rest…
Switzerland’s dispute resolution market is in rude health. LB talks to the key players about recent headline cases and what…
UK law firm Speechly Bircham opened a Zürich office in June 2011, marking the firm’s first venture overseas. Private client…
While several leading Swiss law firms contemplate their new lives as corporations, LB finds out what a series of high-profile…