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Walser Attorneys at Law Ltd. Offices

LETTSTRASSE 37
PO BOX 580
9490 VADUZ
Liechtenstein
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Liechtenstein > Commercial, corporate and M&A Tier 3
Acting primarily for domestic trusts and foundations, Walser Attorneys at Law Ltd. assists with mandates, often containing a cross-border element, including asset protection, structuring, and the transfer of trust management. Manuel Walser, who leads the team, specialises in the establishment and management of legal entities. Brigitte Vogt is also a name to note.Practice head(s):
Manuel Walser
Other key lawyers:
Key clients
Allgemeines Treuunternehmen
CorPa Treuhand AG
CorPa Services AG
Mutual Consulting Establishmen
Liechtenstein > Dispute resolution Tier 3
The team at Walser Attorneys at Law Ltd. acts for private and institutional clients, notably from Liechtenstein trusts and foundations, in areas such as contractual disputes, and representation before domestic administrative agencies. The practice is also active in arbitration, both at a national and international level, with the firm advising on complex proceedings involving significant sums of money. Manuel Walser heads the practice and is supported by Andreas Batliner and Lisa Sartor .Practice head(s):
Manuel Walser
Other key lawyers:
Andreas Batliner; Lisa Sartor
Key clients
Allgemeines Treuunternehmen
CorPa Treuhand AG
CorPa Services AG
Mutual Consulting Establishment
Walser Attorneys at Law Ltd. > Firm Profile
Die Firma: Walser Rechtsanwälte AG ist eine internationale Anwaltskanzlei, die sowohl private als auch institutionelle Mandanten in den verschiedenen Bereichen des liechtensteinischen Rechts berät und vor Gerichten und Behörden vertritt. Die Kanzlei konzentriert sich auf Gesellschafts-, Stiftungs- und Treuhandrecht, Handels-, Gesellschafts- und M&A-, Bank- und Finanzwesen sowie die gerichtliche und außergerichtliche Beilegung von Streitigkeiten für Mandanten.
Die Kanzlei berät und vertritt Privatkunden und Unternehmen, Stiftungen und Trusts aus Dem In- und Ausland. Zu den institutionellen Kunden zählen Banken, Vermögensverwalter und Treuhanddienstleister sowie Behörden.
ExpertiseStiftungen
und Trusts: Bei der Gründung, Verwaltung und Umsetzung von Stiftungen und Trusts ist eine fachkundige Rechtsberatung unerlässlich. Als Spezialisten mit langjähriger Erfahrung auf diesem Gebiet kann die Kanzlei Gründer und Treuhänder bei der Nachfolgeplanung, der Benennung von Begünstigten, den Organisationsstrukturen und der Stiftungsführung unterstützen. Es kann auch bei der Ausarbeitung von Chartas, Satzungen, Verordnungen und Treuhandurkunden, dem Schutz von Vermögenswerten sowie der Anlage und Verteilung von Vermögenswerten behilflich sein.
Darüber hinaus kann die Kanzlei bei der täglichen Verwaltung von Stiftungen und Trusts sowie bei der Durchsetzung von wirtschaftlichen Interessen beraten. Bei Bedarf kann sie in streitigen und außergerichtlichen Angelegenheiten, einschließlich Desinformationsrechten, Aufsichtsmaßnahmen (z. B. Abberufung von Mitgliedern von Leitungsorganen, Aufhebung von Beschlüssen, Gerichtsbeschlüssen, Sonderprüfungen), Anträgen auf Verteilung, der Haftung von Leitungsorganen, Anfechtungen durch Gläubiger oder in Bezug auf Pflichtanteile eines Nachlasses, Liquidation, Ernennung von Stellvertretern usw. beraten und eintreten. Die Kanzlei erstellt auch regelmäßig Rechtsgutachten zu diesen Themen. Darüber hinaus kann es Zugang zu einem Netzwerk von Stiftungsratsmitgliedern, Treuhändern, Protektoren, Vermögensverwaltern, Banken und anderen Partnern bieten, um Kunden beim Aufbau und der Verwaltung ihrer jeweiligen Vermögensstruktur zu unterstützen.
Allgemeines Gesellschaftsrecht: Die Kanzlei verfügt über eine langjährige Erfolgsbilanz in der Beratung von Mandanten in allen Aspekten des nationalen und internationalen Gesellschaftsrechts. Die Mandanten können daher ihr Know-how bei der Gründung und Verwaltung von juristischen Personen (Verbände, Aktiengesellschaften, Kommanditgesellschaften, Gesellschaften mit beschränkter Haftung, Genossenschaften, Einrichtungen und Stiftungen), Personengesellschaften (einfache Partnerschaften, kollektivierte Partnerschaften, Kommanditgesellschaften), Trusts und Treuhandgesellschaften (Trust reg) nutzen.
Die Kanzlei kann die erforderlichen Satzungen, Urkunden oder Satzungen, Satzungen, Aktionärsvereinbarungen, Partnerschaftsvereinbarungen und Treuhandinstrumente sowie alle Protokolle oder Beschlüsse, die Kunden benötigen, entwerfen. Darüber hinaus kann die Kanzlei das gesamte Spektrum der Belange von Management, Verwaltung und Organisation über die Durchführung von Verwaltungsrats- und Hauptversammlungen, Restrukturierungen bis hin zur Auflösung (Liquidation und Insolvenz) begleiten.
Die Kanzlei erstellt Rechtsgutachten zu gesellschaftsrechtlichen Aspekten, schlägt Ansätze zur Strukturierung und Nachfolge vor und vertritt Mandanten in gesellschaftsrechtlichen Angelegenheiten vor Gerichten und Behörden.
Handelsrecht und Verträge: Die Unternehmensleitung erfordert äußerste Sorgfalt und wirft eine ganze Reihe von rechtlichen Fragen auf, die sich auf den täglichen Betrieb auswirken. Kunden können sich darauf verlassen, dass die Kanzlei fundierte Beratung bietet und im Namen der Kunden handelt. Die Dienstleistungen des Unternehmens umfassen die Gestaltung, Verhandlung und Überprüfung von Verträgen, Geschäftsbedingungen, Kommerziellen Vereinbarungen, Lieferverträgen, Joint Ventures und Aktionärsvereinbarungen sowie Lizenz-, Franchise- und Vertriebsvereinbarungen.
Die Kanzlei bietet auch Unterstützung und Beratung in allen Bereichen des allgemeinen Vertrags-, Arbeits- und Zivilhaftungsrechts sowie des Vermieter- und Mieterrechts und der Sozialversicherungsfragen. Darüber hinaus kann die Kanzlei Maßnahmen ergreifen, um die Rechte der Mandanten aus Verträgen oder im geschäftlichen Kontext sowohl vor Gericht als auch im Umgang mit der öffentlichen Hand durchzusetzen.
Fusionen und Übernahmen: Es ist von entscheidender Bedeutung, eine fachkundige professionelle Beratung bei nationalen und internationalen Fusionen zu erhalten, sei es durch Konsolidierung oder Absorption, Spin-offs, Umwandlungen, Unternehmenskäufe oder -verkäufe und andere Arten von Umstrukturierungen. Kunden können sich darauf verlassen, dass wir Die beste Beratung zu allen Aspekten der Geschäftsentwicklung bieten.
Das Team der Kanzlei führt im Auftrag der Mandanten die Due Diligence durch, erstellt die notwendigen Pläne und Berichte, bereitet Hauptversammlungen vor, bereitet Beschlüsse vor und kümmert sich um Eintragungen im Handelsregister. Die Kanzlei entwirft die notwendigen Vereinbarungen, vertritt Sie in Verhandlungen mit den Gegenparteien, holt alle notwendigen Lizenzen von Behörden ein und kümmert sich um Registrierungen.
Banken, Versicherungen und Vermögensverwaltung: Es ist von entscheidender Bedeutung, eine gründliche Bewertung der rechtlichen Auswirkungen der Gründung von Banken, Versicherungsgesellschaften, Investmentgesellschaften, Zahlungsdienstleistern, Vermögensverwaltungsgesellschaften oder anderen Finanzintermediären vorzunehmen. Unabhängig davon, ob Kunden Beratung zu Gründungen, Fusionen oder Übernahmen anderer Finanzmarktteilnehmer benötigen, kann das Unternehmen sie durch alle Phasen des Prozesses führen.
Im Rahmen ihrer Dienstleistung kann die Kanzlei die erforderlichen Verträge und andere Unterlagen, Geschäftsbedingungen, Regeln und Vorschriften sowie interne Richtlinien entwerfen. Die Kanzlei kann auch bei der Organisation und Verwaltung des Tagesgeschäfts behilflich sein und zu allen Aspekten des Vertrags- und Arbeitsrechts, der Due Diligence, der Geldwäschebekämpfung, der Corporate Governance und der Compliance im Allgemeinen beraten. Darüber hinaus kann die Kanzlei Rechtsgutachten erstellen oder Zweitmeinungen abgeben, für Sie gegenüber den liechtensteinischen Behörden (FMA, FIU, etc.) tätig werden und Mandanten vor Gericht vertreten.
Finanzierung: Bestimmte Finanztransaktionen beinhalten komplexe Strukturen und sollten insbesondere in einem Klima des wirtschaftlichen und rechtlichen Wandels mit besonderer Sorgfalt angegangen werden. Im Rahmen seiner Dienstleistung kann das Unternehmen Unterstützung und Beratung in Bezug auf Finanztransaktionen anbieten. Darüber hinaus berät sie als Experte für Finanzrecht bei nationalen und internationalen Finanztransaktionen, strukturierten Finanzierungen und besicherten Krediten in Bezug auf Banken, Finanzinstitute und Unternehmen.
Die Experten der Kanzlei können die notwendigen Vereinbarungen entwerfen, bestehende Vereinbarungen überprüfen und Rechtsgutachten zu Transaktionen, Transaktionsabwicklung und Sicherheit erstellen. Darüber hinaus kann das Unternehmen als Escrow-Agent fungieren, beurteilen, ob die Anforderungen für eine Transaktion erfüllt sind, und die Mittel an die Zielpartei überweisen, sobald die Kriterien erfüllt sind.
Rechtsstreit: Das Team der Kanzlei verfügt über besondere Expertise in der gerichtlichen und außergerichtlichen Beilegung von Streitigkeiten für Mandanten. Das Expertenteam nimmt gerne Weisungen entgegen, beispielsweise in Zivilprozessen oder außergerichtlichen Verfahren (gesellschaftsrechtliche Aufsichtsverfahren, Nachlassverfahren etc.) sowie in der Schiedsgerichtsbarkeit.
Die Kanzlei erstellt auch Rechtsgutachten zu Zivilprozessen und Schiedsverfahren, bewertet die Erfolgsaussichten vor Beginn eines Rechtsstreits und übernimmt die Rolle des Stellvertreters in Bezug auf Unternehmen.
Schlichtung: Der Schlichtungsdienst der Kanzlei baut auf solider Erfahrung in der Beilegung komplexer Streitigkeiten auf. Wenn die Kanzlei angewiesen wird, zu handeln, können die Kunden volles Vertrauen in die Fähigkeit ihres Teams haben, sie effektiv zu vertreten. Die Kanzlei kann Schiedsvereinbarungen und Schiedsklauseln in Verträgen und Satzungen entwerfen sowie Parteien in Schiedsverfahren und damit verbundenen Verfahren vor nationalen Gerichten beraten und vertreten (Erhebung von Einwänden, Rechtshilfe in Bezug auf Schiedsverfahren oder Verfahren zur Aufhebung eines Schiedsspruchs usw.).
Darüber hinaus kann die Kanzlei die Rechte der Mandanten bei der Anerkennung und Vollstreckung ausländischer Schiedssprüche in Liechtenstein wahren und Rechtsgutachten zu liechtensteinischen Schiedsfragen erstellen. Auch in Schiedsverfahren können Sie sich auf die langjährige Erfahrung des Sachverständigen als Schiedsrichter verlassen.
Private clients: The firm works closely with its private clients as a trusted partner, advising on all issues affecting personal and business assets. Its comprehensive services includes asset structuring, setting up companies, partnerships, foundations and trusts, and protecting assets in relation to creditors and obligatory shares of estates. Its experts have particular expertise in estate planning, advising on wills, gifts, agreements as to succession and marital agreements as well as succession planning for businesses.
Above all, clients will have the benefit of ongoing advice and assistance covering the whole spectrum of wealth management. The firm will also ensure that client’s interests are safeguarded in disputes before national courts, arbitration tribunals or other public authorities. They can turn to the firm for help in obtaining Liechtenstein residency and work permits, dealing with residency and establishment issues, or negotiating flat-rate taxation deals.
Institutional clients: One of the firm’s core specialisms is meeting the requirements of institutional clients. The firm primarily acts as permanent advisers to trust companies, banks, insurance companies, asset management companies and family offices. The work for institutional clients covers the full spectrum of corporate, foundation and trust issues, due diligence obligations, regulatory matters, general contract issues, civil liability, employment matters and corporate governance.
The firm’s experts can review the client’s mandates, recommend courses of action, draft legal opinions, prepare minutes and resolutions and represent the client’s organisation, or the entities they manage, in court or in dealings with the public authorities.
General capital-markets law: The capital markets are highly dynamic and present a number of complex legal issues that need to be addressed. The firm regularly provides guidance on challenging capital-market issues. It keeps abreast of the latest legal developments, delivering leading-edge advice across all aspects of capital-markets law. That means it can advise, for example, on matters relating to issuing and trading in investment instruments, draft bond terms and prospectuses, provide payment services or assist with general issues of company or securities law. Its clients include trust companies, banks, insurance companies, asset management companies, investment funds and pension funds.
The firm can help clients with incorporation, corporate structuring, corporate financing, issuing and purchasing financial instruments and enforcing their rights against issuers. Furthermore, it can assist them in formulating joint solutions with supervisory bodies (eg FMA).
Corporate governance and compliance: Successful businesses call for sound, responsible management and governance. The firm can assist with corporate governance matters and with meeting due diligence obligations, ie compliance issues. Together with its clients, the firm will devise effective management and control structures and risk management systems as well as prepare internal guidelines and rules of conduct.
The firm can advise senior management on the conduct of business and carry out due diligence prior to mergers and acquisitions. Its expert team is also on hand to assist in complying with regulatory requirements and advises on anti-money laundering and market abuse matters.
Financial market supervision: The firm’s broad-based expertise encompasses regulatory matters and the full spectrum of legal issues affecting financial services. It can assist in obtaining licences from the Liechtenstein Financial Market Authority (FMA), for example to set up trust companies, banks, insurance companies, asset management companies and pension funds.
The clients will benefit from the firm’s expert knowledge of regulatory compliance in relation to due diligence obligations, risk management and corporate governance. The firm can provide advice, make enquiries, prepare legal opinions on regulatory issues and represent you in regulatory proceedings before the courts or public authorities.
Due diligence: The financial sector has changed in recent years in response to globalisation, digitisation and legislative amendments. As a Liechtenstein law firm, the firm keep client’s fingers on the pulse of international financial markets. Due to the firm’s market proximity, it has the requisite knowledge and skills to advise its clients on the full spectrum of due diligence matters. The firm provides advice to a range of clients, including banks, trust companies, insurance companies and other financial intermediaries, on day-to-day due diligence issues as well as anti-money laundering and insider trading.
In consultation with clients, the firm can review and structure their due diligence documentation (contracting partners, beneficial owners, business and risk profiles, etc). Furthermore, it can assist with fiduciary operations and international financial transactions and provide advice on the commencement and ongoing monitoring of business relationships. It can also support clients regarding money laundering offences, judicial-assistance procedures and disclosing information to the FIU as well as perform company due diligence in relation to mergers and acquisitions. Alongside ongoing, day-to-day advice, the firm can prepare legal opinions on due diligence issues and act on client’s behalf in dealings with the public authorities and in court.
Tax and international mutual assistance: Representing client’s interests to the fullest extent is the firm’s top priority. This is equally true of its tax practice. The firm can provide comprehensive advice across the entire range of tax matters, including tax planning, traditional tax advice, for example in relation to sales, commercial and international transactions, business establishment and relocation as well as taking up residence in Liechtenstein.
Tax issues regularly arise in a variety of circumstances, for instance in the context of succession planning and wealth structuring. The firm can inform clients of any applicable double-taxation agreements or agreements facilitating the international exchange of information (AEOI, TIEA, FATCA, etc) and find tailored solutions for them. Where required, clients will also have access to the firm’s international network of tax specialists in other jurisdictions.
International private law: Questions regarding cross-border issues? The firm can undertake an assessment of matters with international or cross-border elements. As part of its service, the firm can recommend courses of action, provide legal opinions on issues of international jurisdiction of the courts, applicable law and the recognition and enforcement of decisions by foreign courts and arbitration tribunals.
The firm also provides confirmation to foreign courts and public authorities as to the lawful existence of Liechtenstein companies, their powers of representation and their capacity to enter into legal commitments, either in general or in relation to specific cases.
Civil liability: The firm’s expert team is on hand to help with the full spectrum of civil liability, insurance and tort matters. The firm can undertake an assessment of the liability risks associated with running a business or production facility, or with creating a product, and suggest ways to eliminate these risks. Furthermore, it can prepare legal opinions on liability issues.
The firm can help enforce the client’s rights in relation to personal injury, damage to property or financial loss caused by accidents, sickness, construction faults, defective work, medical negligence, malpractice or incorrect advice. In addition, it can act for the clients in out-of-court negotiations and in bringing or defending actions for damages.
Law of obligations and contract law: A contract is only as good as the expertise and drafting skills of the lawyer preparing it. The firm’s team has many years’ experience of dealing with all aspects of contract law and will be happy to put this expertise at client’s disposal.
The firm drafts all types of legal contract, including real estate agreements (purchases, sales, preferential rights to purchase, purchase options, gifts, exchanges, building rights, easements, alterations, memoranda of understanding, contracts for work and services, general contractor agreements, establishing condominium ownership, etc), contracts of sale, tenancy agreements, contracts of employment, agreements governing the distribution of estates, partnership agreements, shareholders’ agreements and other special types of debt contract (deeds of assignment, loan agreements, gratuitous-hire agreements, etc). It can also draft innominate contracts, such as cooperation agreements and framework agreements, in line with client’s individual requirements.
In addition, the firm can assist in enforcing contractual rights, for example in terms of contract performance, avoidance, warranties or indemnification. It can also prepare legal opinions on issues relating to the law of obligations and represent clients in contractual disputes brought before the courts.
Debt enforcement and bankruptcy: The clients can count on the firm’s expert legal team to help them secure claims and enforce debts. It can assist with payment reminders and procedures in the event of non-payment, obtaining payment orders and injunctions to safeguard claims. Furthermore, it can guide the clients through the entire enforcement process, whether they are in possession of a public document (eg a foreign judgement) or a private acknowledgement of debt.
The firm can assist with execution, including the enforcement of judgments, obtaining payment orders, orders to set aside a debtor’s objections, arbitration awards, etc, and represent the clients in execution proceedings. In addition, it can advise on the full range of bankruptcy matters, representing the clients in bankruptcy proceedings and assisting in the enforcement of their rights. The firm can support in the process of registering claims and taking legal action to recover debts. Besides, it can act in an official capacity as liquidator or trustee in bankruptcy.
Estate and succession planning: When it comes to wealth and succession planning, clients can rely on the firm’s legal experts to guide them through all the issues involved. Its team has considerable expertise and experience in succession matters and can assist with preparing wills, agreements as to succession and deeds of gift.
The firm’s customised wealth planning services cater for individuals, family offices and businesses and include advice on building and optimising asset structures, such as foundations and trusts, as well as business organisation.
The firm represents heirs or legatees in probate proceedings before national courts and public authorities, settle disputes between heirs, draft agreements governing the distribution of estates and act as executors and trustees in relation to estates. In addition, the firm can act for its clients in contentious matters and enforce their right to an inheritance or an obligatory share in an estate.
Reorganisation and insolvency: When a business runs into financial difficulties, it is crucial to obtain expert support and guidance. If client’s business is facing financial problems and they need to explore reorganisation or debt restructuring options, the firm’s experts are on hand to advise and support. The firm can help to secure and restore the financial viability of client’s business, negotiate with creditors with regard to postponement of payments, enforcement measures and debt reduction, and negotiate with banks and the company’s management throughout this period.
Furthermore, the firm can provide comprehensive advice to creditors or traders affected by the insolvency of a business partner. This means it can defend client’s rights prior to an adjudication of bankruptcy (upon assessment of insolvency, notification of the court, filing the bankruptcy petition, etc) and also at the claim verification or enforcement stage once bankruptcy proceedings have commenced (actions to segregate assets and establish ownership, netting, contract performance, schedule of claims procedures and legal challenges, etc).
Clients can also benefit from the firm’s extensive experience in preparing expert reports: the firm can provide legal opinions on insolvency issues, including netting, and can act as liquidator or trustee in bankruptcy, where required.
Criminal law: Criminal law is a distinct and wide-ranging branch of law in which the firm’s team has extensive experience and expertise. As criminal-law specialists, they can advise on all aspects of criminal law and procedure. Clients can rely on its experts to represent them in criminal proceedings before the courts or public authorities (police force, public prosecutor, FIU, FMA, tax authorities, etc), whether clients are a complainant, defendant, the victim of an offence or a party bringing or joining criminal proceedings.
Alongside general criminal law (eg assault and battery, fraud, money laundering, defamation, bankruptcy offences), the firm has developed particular expertise in administrative criminal law (eg breaches of due diligence obligations, market abuse), white-collar crime (eg seizure of documents and assets, freezing of accounts), tax offences and administrative and judicial-assistance procedures. Furthermore, the firm can assist victims of fraud in tracing their assets.
White-collar crime & international judicial assistance: Conducting business is becoming more and more complex in the globalised world, involving a number of legal risks. It is therefore reassuring to know that experts are on hand to advise on all white-collar crime matters and any related administrative and judicial-assistance procedures.
The firm represents complainants, injured parties, defendants or parties to proceedings before national courts and public authorities. Furthermore, it assists victims of fraud to trace stolen assets and help to enforce claims under private law.
The firm can also advise clients and their company across the full spectrum of business crime matters as well as anti-money laundering measures, due diligence issues, regulatory matters, corruption, market abuse, insider trading, bankruptcy offences, asset freezing and a range of other issues. Drawing on its substantial experience in international judicial assistance, the firm will safeguard client’s rights and represents them in court in relation to any criminal matters.
Administrative law: Administrative law governs all legal relationships between the government, municipalities, public authorities and citizens. The firm can provide advice to private individuals, municipalities or public authorities on any administrative issues affecting them. Clients can have full confidence in the firm’s ability to handle trade, industry and corporate matters, rules governing the professions, financial markets, tax, health, immigration, issues relating to schools and government and municipal matters.
The firm also represents clients in all administrative proceedings in relation to agencies, commissions, the government or the Administrative Court of the Principality of Liechtenstein (Verwaltungsgerichtshof des Fürstentums Liechtenstein).
Constitutional law: The firm’s team boasts a wealth of experience and expertise in constitutional law. The experts advise and represent clients across the full spectrum of constitutional and international law issues, including assessing the constitutionality of legal acts and other matters, preparing legal opinions and providing ongoing advice to municipalities and public authorities.
Clients can rely on the firm to assist them in filing individual complaints to the State Court of the Principality of Liechtenstein (Staatsgerichtshof des Fürstentums Liechtenstein), which is the constitutional court responsible for reviewing decisions or orders in the last instance issued by national courts or public authorities with respect to compliance with the Constitution or the European Convention on Human Rights.
EEA and EU law: The Principality of Liechtenstein has been a member state of the European Economic Area (EEA) since 1995 and thus has full access to the EU Single Market. This market access makes Liechtenstein highly attractive as a place to do business for many national and international companies. If a company is looking to do business in Liechtenstein, clients can rely on our firm to provide expert advice on all aspects of EEA and EU law.
The firm can also advise individuals on professional, employment and tax matters as well as immigration and other issues affecting foreign nationals.
Main Contacts
Department | Name | Telephone | |
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Dr. iur. Manuel Walser, LL.M. | manuel.walser@walser-law.li | +423 265 80 80 | |
lic. iur. Brigitte Vogt-Ipek | brigitte.vogt@walser-law.li | +423 265 80 80 | |
lic. iur. et lic. oec. HSG Andreas Batliner | andreas.batliner@walser-law.li | +423 265 80 80 | |
Mag. iur. Karlheinz Konrad | office@walser-law.li | +423 265 80 80 | |
Stefanie Kranz, MLaw | stefanie.kranz@walser-law.li | +423 265 80 80 | |
Lisa Sartor, MLaw | lisa.sartor@walser-law.li | +423 265 80 80 | |
Daria Tschütscher, MLaw | daria.tschuetscher@walser-law.li | +423 265 80 80 | |
Carmen Kranz, M.A. HSG | carmen.kranz@walser-law.li | +423 265 80 80 | |
Lukas Marxer, MLaw | lukas.marxer@walser-law.li | +423 265 80 80 |
Lawyer Profiles
Photo | Name | Position | Profile |
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![]() | lic iur Andreas Batliner | Rechtsanwalt | View Profile |
![]() | Mag iur Karlheinz Konrad | Attorney at Law | View Profile |
![]() | Stefanie Kranz | Attorney at Law | View Profile |
![]() | Carmen Kranz | | Juristischer Assistent | View Profile |
![]() | Lukas Marxer | Juristischer Assistent | View Profile |
![]() | Lisa Sartor | Legal assistant | View Profile |
![]() | Daria Tschütscher | Legal assistant | View Profile |
![]() | lic iur Brigitte Vogt-Ipek | Attorney at Law | View Profile |
![]() | Dr iur Manuel Walser | Attorney at Law | View Profile |
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Liechtenstein Arbitration Association Liechtenstein Bar AssociationComparative Guides
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Liechtenstein: International Arbitration
Published: November 2022
Authors: Dr. iur. Manuel Walser, LL.M. MLaw Daria Tschütscher
This country-specific Q&A provides an overview to International Arbitration laws and regulations that may occur in Liechtenstein.
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Liechtenstein: Litigation
Published: June 2022
Authors: Dr. iur. Manuel Walser, LL.M. MLaw Daria Tschütscher Carmen Kranz, M.A. HSG
This country-specific Q&A provides an overview to Litigation laws and regulations that may occur in Liechtenstein.
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Liechtenstein: Banking & Finance
Published: February 2023
Authors: Dr. iur. Manuel Walser, LL.M. lic. iur. Brigitte Vogt-Ipek
This country-specific Q&A provides an overview to Banking & Finance laws and regulations that may occur in Liechtenstein.
- Commercial, corporate and M&A
- Dispute resolution