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Das Bundesgericht hatte über den Fall einer Versicherten zu befinden, welche bei der Ausgleichskasse um Anschluss als «selbständige Psychotherapeutin im Nebenberuf» ersuchte...

The preliminary draft of a new Swiss space law establishes clear national liability rules for damage caused by space objects.

General terms and conditions ("GTCs") play a crucial role in today's contract law practice. In Swiss law, GTCs are defined as pre-formulated contractual provisions intended to apply to a large number of contracts.

Although we are all aware that the family is very important, especially in the context of assignments, it is often forgotten.

The question of whether an employee remains in the Swiss social security system during an assignment abroad or has to be insured in the destination...

On 5 December 2017, the Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority FINMA published its new circular 2018/3 'Outsourcing – Banks and Insurance Companies'.

A key aspect of international employee assignments is the assessment of the employee's social security status.

In its decision of 14 December 2015, the Swiss Federal Supreme Court had confirmed that the practice of the Federal Office of Public Health (FOPH) which, in the course of the regular triennial review, determines the prices of drugs...

All persons who work or reside in Switzerland are generally subject to the Swiss social security system, including health insurance.

On January 1, 2024, the partially revised Insurance Supervision Act (ISA) will enter into force.

On 16 September 2026, the Swiss National Council voted for an amendment to the Swiss Insurance Supervision Act ("ISA") exempting, in particular, untied reinsurance intermediaries from mandatory registration and supervision...

The organisation is governed by cantonal law (article 3 et seq of the Swiss Civil Procedure Code (CPC)). Generally, each canton has a conciliation authority and a first and second instance court.