Borel & Barbey advised Marteau & Co, a newly-established online Swiss auctioneer and platform, on its debut and maiden online auction – planned to go live from Wednesday 15 October until Thursday 23 October 2025. The company Marteau & Co specialises in the sale of independent watchmakers’ pieces involving the return of a portion of […]
Orrick has confirmed to legalcommunity.ch that it will wind down its Geneva office – the only Swiss location – by year-end, following a routine review coinciding with the conclusion of the office lease. The firm also
Kellerhals Carrard advised Swiss Automotive Group’s majority owner Sandro Piffaretti, as the company gained an anchor shareholder in a Swiss entrepreneurial family office. The Kellerhals Carrard team The Kellerhals Carrard team working on the
Bär & Karrer advised ETH Zurich throughout enactment of a revised policy for the insitute’s spin-offs and start-ups, encompassing a dedicated Equity and Licensing Policy. The context Pursuant to the revised regulatory framework,
Zurich-based media production company Ringier has integrated data protection and compliance into the legal department led by Manuel Liatowitsch, Group General Counsel, CLO & head of Corporate Center as well as member of the Group
Homburger has started a new partnership with Google Cloud, centered on the integration of the Vertex AI platform. Through this collaboration, the firm aims to develop a new generation of internal AI tools designed to
Borel & Barbey advised private jet charter services specialist LunaJets on a reorganisation of the group. The context The operation in question entailed the creation of a new top holding company, LunaAviation Holding. The newly
At the Delegates’ Assembly on June 20, 2025, the members of the Swiss Bar Association (SAV) elected Georg Rauber (pictured), partner at Homburger, as the successor to the outgoing president, Matthias Miescher. The profile Georg Rauber has
Walder Wyss advised the Jacobs Foundation, an organization supporting child development and evidence-based education, as well as professional investment firm Jacobs Holding, in their transition from an intertwined setup to two independent institutions. The context
In January 2025, Laurent Killias (pictured left) and Thomas Legler (pictured right), Pestalozzi’s former heads of arbitration respectively in Zurich and Geneva, have left the firm to found Killias & Legler, a new disputes-specialised boutique.
