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In his recent article in AGEFI-Indices, Philippe Boss offers an insightful analysis of risks of criminal nature associated with representations in M&A contracts. Those who make fake representations face criminal prosecution (in this case ultimately acquitted). Those who accept them must nevertheless carefully review them. This is a sound recall that in-depth scrutiny is indispensable.
We are delighted to announce that BianchiSchwald has been recognized in the 2024 edition of Chambers Europe. This prestigious ranking reflects the dedication and expertise of our entire team.
Our firm is ranked in four practice areas: Corporate/M&A, Employment, Intellectual Property, and Real Estate. We are particularly proud to see seven of our talented lawyers individually recognized for their outstanding work in these fields. Congratulations to Thomas Schmid, Stéphanie Fuld, Christoph Gasser, Yves de Coulon, Joseph Merhai, Marc Metzger, and especially to our partner Jean-Marc Carnicé, who has once again secured a top ranking (Band 1) in White-Collar Crime.
Chambers 2024 recognition affirms our dedication to our clients! We are grateful for their trust, which fuels our drive for excellence.
In their latest contribution Cyrill Süess (Head of Litigation Zurich) and Richard Meyer (Senior Associate Litigation Zurich) provide an overview of the legal framework for Litigation, Arbitration and Alternative Dispute Resolution in Switzerland in the Lexology Panoramic online guide. The article answers in the form of a Q&A the most important questions on the Swiss court system and its civil procedure rules and allows a brief introduction for experts, inhouse counsels and business partners from other jurisdictions.
Reproduced with permission from Law Business Research Ltd. This article was first published in Lexology Panoramic – Dispute Resolution 2023. For further information, please visit: https://www.lexology.com/panoramic.
Dr Despina Mavromati spoke at the conference “Arbitration and the Olympic Games” hosted by the French Olympic Committee in Paris on 29 February 2024.
In the session on the CAS ad hoc Divisions chaired by the CAS Director General Matthieu Reeb, she spoke about the procedural particularities of the CAS ad hoc Divisions at the Olympic Games, focusing on the material and temporal jurisdiction of these Divisions. The speakers’ contributions will be compiled and published in the Paris Journal of International Arbitration (Revue de l’Arbitrage) before the Paris Olympic Games.
Chambers has released its 2024 Global guide. BianchiSchwald is happy to announce that Joseph Merhai, Head of Tax, is ranked in band 4.
Chambers says "Joseph Merhai of BianchiSchwald joins the rankings this year following client feedback and his involvement in the firm's tax mandates. He is well placed to advise on corporate tax and international tax structuring, with further expertise in tax audits and transfer pricing mandates."
Clients say "Joseph Merhai has been able to deliver everything he said he could deliver and makes everything clear and comprehensible."
In this issue, Joseph Merhai and Thomas Pasquier served as contributing editors for the trends and developments section. Their analysis covers the existing regulatory environment and the introduction of the L-QIF in March 2024, before moving on to a comprehensive review of the tax environment, including a short description of the tax treatment of carried interests and withholding tax under Swiss law (pages 421-427).
The full guide is available on this link : https://gpg-pdf.chambers.com/view/856431971/