lic iur Stefano Perucchi > Kellerhals Carrard > Lugano, Switzerland > Lawyer Profile

Kellerhals Carrard
Via Canova 15
P.O. Box 6280
CH-6901 Lugano
Switzerland

Work Department

  • Commercial law
  • Contract law
  • Intellectual and industrial property law
  • Sports law
  • Road traffic law

Position

lic. iur., LL.M., Attorney at Law, Partner
CAS pour la Magistrature Pénale (CAS MAP)

Career

  • as of September 2017: Partner, Kellerhals Carrard Lugano SA, Lugano
  • 2006-2017: Associate, PSMLaw SA, Lugano
  • 2004-2006: In-house Counsel, Ferrari SpA, Italy (Brand Development & Partner Division)
  • 2002-2004: Legal and notarial internship, PSMLaw SA, Lugano
  • 2001-2002: Internship, Federal District Court of the United States of America, District of Minnesota (under Hon. Magistrate Judge Mason and Hon. Chief Judge Magnuson)
  • 2000: Internship, Criminal Court of the Canton of Ticino

Languages

  • Italian
  • English
  • French
  • German

Memberships

  • Bar Association of the Canton of Ticino (OATi)
  • Swiss Bar Association
  • International Trademark Association (INTA)

Education

  • 2008: CAS pour la Magistrature Pénale, University of Applied Sciences of Western Switzerland, Neuchâtel
  • 2006: Admission to the Bar of the Canton of Ticino
  • 2002: LL.M., University of Minnesota, Faculty of Law, Minneapolis, USA
  • 2001: lic. iur., bilingual, University of Fribourg

Lawyer Rankings

Switzerland > Intellectual property

Specialising in commercial contracts and solutions within the IP domain, Kellerhals Carrard advises clients within the sports, life sciences, financial services, and transport sectors on distribution strategies, development and manufacturing agreements, sale agreements, privacy policies, and product liability strategies. The team is headed by Daniel Alder, Daniel Emch, Nicolas Mosimann, and Stefano Perucchi. Alder has broad experience in the protection, enforcement, and exploitation of IP rights whilst Perucchi’s practice covers commercial aspects such as negotiation and drafting of contracts and Mosimann’s profound expertise in advising technology and life sciences start-ups on licensing, distribution, and R&D agreements. Ralph Gramigna, who has extensive IP experience, and Christophe Rapin, who has a special focus on EU trade mark law, support the team.

Switzerland > Sports law

Kellerhals Carrard is a ‘leading firm in sports law’ with ‘deep knowledge’ of doping-related and football disputes before CAS, regulatory and governance matters, as well as non-contentious work around event hosting, sponsorship, media, merchandising, and licensing. The team is headed by David Casserly SC, who is qualified as an Irish barrister and was appointed as a silk there in 2023, whose practice covers advising on significant commercial sports deals such as player transfers and club investments and representing international clients before CAS, and Jean-Pierre Morand, who is an anti-doping dispute specialist and has extensive expertise in the field of sports marketing and hosting contracts. Sports commercial contracts and sports arbitration are also the expertise of Luc Argand, Andrea Fioravanti , Massimiliano Maestretti, Stefano Perucchi , Henry Peter, and Jean-Philippe Rochat .

Switzerland > Leading firms: Italian-speaking Switzerland

(Leading Individuals)

Stefano Perucchi Kellerhals Carrard

Kellerhals Carrard‘s Lugano team demonstrates proficiency across a multitude of areas, from arbitration and mediation to IP and TMT related mandates. Ivan Paparelli helms the practice with his extensive experience in domestic and international litigation, with an established presence in corporate, commercial and banking law areas. Tax and commercial law expert Giovanni Stucchi and sport and M&A expert Massimiliano Maestretti are additional names of note. Other key contacts include Andrea Fioravanti, Stefano Perucchi and Jonathan Bernasconi. Lars Schlichting departed in March 2023 to set up his own firm, Lexify.