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    Litigation Newsletter: Three Stages Of Escalation – Part 2

    30. November 2023Legal NewsNewsletter Litigation Newsletter: Three Stages of Escalation – Part 2 How are out-of-court negotiations successfully tackled? In the current newsletter, Stefanie Rigaux and Aleksandar Stanisavljevic show what considerations need to be made and give practical tips.
    SwitzerlandLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    Kellerhals Carrard
    Kellerhals Carrard
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    What Does The Pierin Vincenz Case Teach Us About Indictment Principles?

    Explore the principle of indictment under the Code of Criminal Procedure through the case of Pierin Vincenz before the Zurich High Court.
    SwitzerlandLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    Lindemann Rechtsanwälte
Lindemann Rechtsanwälte
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    Civil Procedure Code (CPC) Revision: Innovation In Civil Procedure Law – Private Expert Opinions Are Physical Records

    Swiss civil procedure law has undergone a significant change with the introduction of art. 177 of the new Swiss Civil Procedure Code (CPC).
    SwitzerlandLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    VISCHER
    VISCHER
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    Swiss Federal Supreme Court Rules That Recommended Resale Prices Of Pfizer Represent Unlawful Resale Price Maintenance

    The Swiss Federal Supreme Court (FSC) has concluded that recommended resale prices issued by Pfizer Ltd. (Pfizer) constituted unlawful resale price maintenance...
    SwitzerlandAntitrust/Competition Law
    Bär & Karrer Ltd.
    Bär & Karrer Ltd.
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    Einschränkung des Einsichtsrechts bei ungerechtfertigten Betreibungen

    Aktuell können grundsätzlich alle Betreibungen beim Betreibungsamt durch Dritte eingesehen werden, sofern sie ein Interesse glaubhaft machen.
    SwitzerlandFinance and Banking
    Suter Howald Rechtsanwalte
    Suter Howald Rechtsanwalte
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    Wake-Up Call for the Swiss Authorities in Charge of International Mutual Assistance in Criminal Matters

    In a judgment dated December 23, 2003, the Swiss Federal Supreme Court clarified the rules governing international mutual legal assistance in criminal matters, and in particular clarified the principle of proportionality which constitutes a limit to the transmission of evidence taken in Switzerland to a Requesting State. SSC decision 23.12.2003, case 1A.223/2003
    SwitzerlandGovernment, Public Sector
    Secretan Troyanov & Partners
    Secretan Troyanov & Partners
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    Changes In Process Management Legal Insight Series On The Revision Of The CPC Entering Into Force On 1 January 2025: Part 3

    On 1 January 2025, the revised Swiss Civil Procedure Code (CPC) will come into effect, introducing significant changes. We are analyzing these changes in a series of concise articles...
    SwitzerlandLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    Bär & Karrer Ltd.
    Bär & Karrer Ltd.
  • Article

    Legal Privilege In Internal Investigations - Recent Swiss FSC Rulings

    In two recent rulings, both dated 6 August 2024, the Swiss Federal Supreme Court (FSC) addressed critical issues regarding the applicability and scope of legal privilege in internal investigations.
    SwitzerlandLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    Bär & Karrer Ltd.
    Bär & Karrer Ltd.
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    New Rules To Facilitate Cross-Border Civil Proceedings Effective 1 January 2026

    The Swiss Federal Council has taken an important step towards modernising and facilitating the handling of cross-border evidence in civil and commercial matters.
    SwitzerlandLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    Bär & Karrer Ltd.
    Bär & Karrer Ltd.
  • Article

    LINDEMANNLAW Benchmarking Of Wrongful Court Convictions & Legal Protection Of Your Digital Footprint

    In an increasingly interconnected world, benchmarking wrongful court convictions and protecting digital footprints are key to ensuring justice and fairness.
    GlobalInternational Law
    Lindemann Rechtsanwälte
    Lindemann Rechtsanwälte
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    Logistik: «Im Zweifel Zahlt Man Halt»

    Wie geschmiert läuft's oft nur geschmiert. Dies bestätigt in einer Umfrage jedes fünfte global tätige Schweizer Unternehmen.
    SwitzerlandCriminal Law
    MME Legal | Tax | Compliance
    MME Legal | Tax | Compliance
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    Federal Supreme Court Confirms Leading Case Regarding The Examination Of Drug Prices

    The Swiss Federal Supreme Court considered the current practice of the Swiss Federal Office of Public Health regarding the re-examination of drugs which are reimbursed by the mandatory health insurance as unlawful.
    SwitzerlandFood, Drugs, Healthcare, Life Sciences
    Bär & Karrer Ltd.
    Bär & Karrer Ltd.
  • Article

    AA - Auslandsbezug bei Arrestverfahren

    Auslandsbezüge sind bei Arrestverfahren sehr häufig. Ein Aufsatz in der ZZZ 2025 S. 219 ff. (Felix C. Meier-Dieterle / Julia Crifasi-Käser)...
    SwitzerlandLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    VISCHER
    VISCHER
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    Forum Running In The Area Of Action For A Negative Declaratory Judgement Finally Also A Valid Option For Plaintiffs In Switzerland

    For companies domiciled in Switzerland or other parties wishing to avert an impending lawsuit abroad in Switzerland or before Swiss courts ...
    SwitzerlandLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    MLL Meyerlustenberger Lachenal Froriep Ltd
    MLL Meyerlustenberger Lachenal Froriep Ltd
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    Landlords Beware Of Tenant Lease Continuation Rights

    Commercial tenants in Switzerland can defer a lease termination on the grounds of hardship, but a recent case extends previous interpretations of the law.
    SwitzerlandReal Estate and Construction
    Prager Dreifuss AG
    Prager Dreifuss AG
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    Leading Case Of The Swiss Federal Supreme Court On The Statute Of Limitation Applicable To Claims For Restitution Of Retrocessions

    In its decision of 16 June 2017 the Swiss Federal Supreme Court held that the obligation to account for and pass on retrocessions to the client under the law on mandates...
    SwitzerlandInsurance
    Bär & Karrer Ltd.
    Bär & Karrer Ltd.
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    LE LÉSÉ ET LA PARTIE PLAIGNANTE DANS LA JURISPRUDENCE RÉCENTE DU TRIBUNAL FÉDÉRAL

    La présente contribution s'inscrit dans le prolongement et constitue fondamentalement une mise à jour d'un précédent article
    SwitzerlandLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    Bär & Karrer Ltd.
    Bär & Karrer Ltd.
  • Article

    What Will Be The Next Steps After A First Instance Court Decision Is In Place?

    The appellate remedies can only be filed within the time limits stipulated by law.
    SwitzerlandLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    MME Legal | Tax | Compliance
    MME Legal | Tax | Compliance
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    Swiss Supreme Court Refines "Business Judgement Rule" Applicable To Corporate Board Members In Switzerland

    Swiss company A concluded in December 2008 a loan agreement with Swiss company B over CHF 200'000. Company B used the first CHF 100'000 for a loan to be granted unsecured to Swiss company C so that Company C was able to pay its debts...
    SwitzerlandCorporate/Commercial Law
    Rihm Attorneys
    Rihm Attorneys
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    Taxi Drivers With Central Headquarters Are Considered Employees For Social Security Purposes

    If independent taxi drivers are affiliated with a central headquarter, they are considered to be their employees, so the Swiss Federal Supreme Court in a decision of November 9, 2017. This will make them much better protected in the future.
    SwitzerlandEmployment and HR
    Rihm Attorneys
    Rihm Attorneys
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