Advestra acted as legal counsel to the sellers in the acquisition of the SecuSuisse group by Prosero Security, a northern European security provider expanding into the Swiss market.
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Swiss law firm Advestra has appointed Aïleen Legré as Counsel, reinforcing its M&A and corporate reorganisation practice with international transactional expertise spanning healthcare, financial services, industrials and tech.
Saskia Eschmann (pictured) has taken on an additional global responsibility within Beiersdorf Group. Since June 2026, she serves as General Counsel Luxury Division & Head of Global Intellectual Property, combining her current role as global General
Kellerhals Carrard has advised Sequence SA on obtaining a FinTech Licence from the Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority (FINMA), placing the company among only five such licensed institutions in Switzerland.
Kellerhals Carrard advised Spitäler Schaffhausen (as borrower) on a customized financing transaction including a subordinated credit agreement of CHF 60 million with the Canton Schaffhausen and a credit facility agreement of CHF 100 million with a
Kellerhals Carrard advised Zurich-based chip startup Mosaic SoC on all legal aspects of a USD 3.8 million pre-seed funding round led by Founderful, with participation from Kick Foundation.
Kellerhals Carrard has advised Swiss biotech startup Alp Bio AG on all legal aspects of a USD 2.2 million pre-seed funding round led by Munich-based 42CAP, with participation from Venture Kick and strategic angel investors.
Nokia has appointed Emiliano Berti (pictured) as Lead Counsel with global responsibility for its Microwave Radio (MWR) division, effective 1 April 2026. The move places one of the company’s most experienced in-house lawyers at the helm
Bratschi has advised the developers and owners of the Aves Hotel as Revier Hospitality Group will take over the operations of the former Hotel Aves Arosa as of 1 November 2026. The firm supported the developers and
Bratschi advised PSP Swiss Property on the contractual negotiations in connection with the planned conversion of the «RED» office building at the Löwenbräu site in Zurich into a hotel with 173 rooms. Completion of
