by Mercedes Galan. With the entry into force on 1 January 2023 of the revised Anti-Money Laundering Act (AMLA) and the amended Anti-Money Laundering Ordinance (AMLO), a new set of rules on registration to the Trade Register
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With the transformation into an independent cooperative bank, Raiffeisenbank Zürich has formed a new board of directors of six members. MLL Legal partner Karin Oberlin has been appointed vice president as of January 2023. Karin
The Start-up desk MLLStart! has advised Yoordi on all aspects of its seed financing round. Yoordi is a Swiss startup specialising in digitalisation within the catering and hospitality industry. As of 2019 It has been setting
MLL Legal strengthens its structure with the appointment of two new partners to the firm, Arnaud Martin and Marc Schamaun. These new recruits reinforce and expand the areas of tax, as well as corporate and
Dufour Aerospace has announced that it successfully completed a Series B investment from Vista Global Holding, the world’s leading global private aviation group, further supporting the continued development of sustainable aviation technologies. In addition
MLL Legal has promoted Reto Luthiger and Kevin Hubacher to partners and Catherine Kavadze to counsel as of 1 January 2023. Reto Luthiger (pictured right) started at the law firm as a junior associate in the corporate
MLL Legal has advised the EIM Group and its owners as lead legal counsel working alongside the independent corporate finance advisory firm Capitalmind to secure growth investment into the EIM Group by
MLL Legal has advised the owners of cargopack group regarding the sale of the company and its subsidiaries to the Swedish company Nefab. The acquisition of cargopack group, a renowed Swiss company focus in industrial
MLL Legal has successfully represented Lindt & Sprüngli against Lidl regarding the trademark protection for the “Lindt Gold Bunny”. With Judgment of 30 August 2022 the Swiss Federal Court has fully granted Lindt & Sprüngli’
With Judgment of 6 April 2022, the Federal Supreme Court upheld FIFA’s claim that the marks “PUMA WORLD CUP QATAR 2022” and “PUMA WORLD CUP 2022” were misleading, ordered these marks to be removed from the register and
