Dawn raids not only affect a company's reputation, they can also impact a company's business operations when offices are sealed, documents reviewed, employees prevented from carrying out their work, and so on.

In den letzten Jahrzehnten hat die zunehmende Interna- tionalisierung und Kommerzialisierung des professio- nellen Fussballs eine wachsende Zahl von Investoren angezogen, die Beteiligungen an Fussballclubs erwerben wollen.

The revised Unfair Competition Act (UCA) will come into force on 1st of April 2012.

Peu avant l'entrée en vigueur le 1er janvier 2022 des nouvelles règles de la Loi sur les cartels relatives au "pouvoir de marché relatif", les autorités de la concurrence ont publié une note explicative et un formulaire d'annonce.

Das Schweizer Bundesgericht hat klargestellt, dass ein Missbrauch einer marktbeherrschenden Stellung im Sinne von Art. 7 Kartellgesetz (KG) eine Wettbewerbsschädigung voraussetzt.

Après l'adaptation fondamentale du règlement d'exemption par catégorie applicable aux accords verticaux par l'Union européenne,...

Agreements and the abuse of market power will need to be assessed under an effects-based analysis. In addition, the scope of price agreements...

Le Parlement révise la loi sur les cartels et introduit le concept de "pouvoir de marché relatif". A l'avenir, les interdictions qui, jusqu'à présent, ne s'appliquaient qu'aux entreprises dominant...

The Competition commission has published its 2010 annual report.

In its decision of 21 April 2010, the Swiss Competition Commission prohibited the planned merger between Sunrise Communications AG and Orange Communications SA.

The Swiss Federal Supreme Court (Federal Court, FSC) has clarified that a restriction of competition is a prerequisite for the finding of an abuse of a dominant position in the sense of Article 7 of the Cartel Act (CartA).

The purchase and sale of corporate entities, and of their assets and liabilities, are mainly governed by the Swiss Code of Obligations (which includes corporate law and the statutory provisions on the purchase and sale of goods).

On 28 October 2008, the Swiss Supreme Court handed down an important ruling in which it extended in some way the scope of legal professional privilege to communications between parties and their in-house solicitors in the context of Swiss competition law.