Niedermann Rechtsanwälte
Client SatisfactionThe dispute resolution group at Niedermann Rechtsanwälte boasts 'hands-on litigators’ and is immersed across a myriad of financial services, real estate, manufacturing, and energy mandates, and is particularly well-versed in asset recovery issues. The ‘very reliable and astute’ practice leader Robin Grand is routinely entrusted by a broad range of government entities, domestic companies, and corporate executives with an expansive range of media, technology, and manufacturing disputes. Nicolas Herzog is a capable practitioner in relation to cross-border disputes, while Niccolo Gozzi’s arsenal of skills encompasses a variety of asset recovery issues. Jonas Oggier continues to represent clients on financial services, mining, and real estate disputes.
Testimonials
Collated independently by Legal 500 research team.
‘The Niedermann Rechtsanwälte team has a great standing in the legal market. They are well known as hands-on litigators in complex contentious matters.’
‘Robin Grand is a very reliable and astute attorney with many years of experience.’
‘Well trained team that seamlessly works together.’
‘Robin Grand is a fantastic litigator - very calm and rational, very effective and efficient in his statements.’
‘They are astute and capable of dealing with immensely complex matters. Their advice is always practical and helpful.’
‘Niccolo Gozzi and Nicolas Herzog - we rate them extremely highly.’
‘Nicolas Herzog is a brilliant lawyer.’
‘Niedermann Rechtsanwälte's practice is unique for its excellent expertise in banking and financial market law, combined with a strong focus on client service. We appreciate the team's deep industry knowledge, practical advice, and ability to handle complex legal and regulatory matters with precision and efficiency.'
Work highlights
- Representing more than 1,500 former shareholders of Credit Suisse in a lawsuit against UBS Group AG (into which Credit Suisse merged) asking the court to order UBS Group AG to make a compensation payment to all former shareholders of Credit Suisse equal to the difference between the value attributed to Credit Suisse in the merger (roughly CHF3bn) and the intrinsic fair value of Credit Suisse.
- Representing a bondholder in an appeal against the FINMA order before the Swiss Federal Administrative Court in connection with the write-down of all Credit Suisse AT1 bonds.
- Representing several hundred bondholders in a highly complex prospectus liability claim against UBS.
Practice head
The lawyer(s) leading their teams.
Robin Grand