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Cross-Border Remote Work: Opportunities and Challenges for Employers
08.05.2025
Our way of working has changed significantly in recent years. Remote work has become technically feasible in many professions, and for many employees, the possibility to work remotely …
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Tariff Turbulence: Possible Contractual and Statutory Relief in Challenging Times
11.04.2025
On 2 April, 2025, U.S. President Donald Trump announced sweeping tariffs on imports, including a universal 10% tariff and sharply higher "reciprocal" tariffs targeting over 60 nations, including …
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OAG emphasizes the need for an instrument of deferred prosecution in criminal proceedings in its annual report
07.04.2025
In a postulate of 25 February 2025 (25.3028), the Legal Affairs Committee of the Council of States of the Swiss Parliament mandated the Swiss Federal Council to assess …
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Revised Guideline on the Abuse of Relative Market Power
21.03.2025
Following the first decisions by the Competition Commission (COMCO) on the new legal provisions regarding the abuse of relative market power (see our newsletter of March 2022), the …
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Relevance of EU regulations in the digital sector for Swiss companies
17.03.2025
In recent times, numerous laws in the area of digital and data have been enacted in the European Union (EU). This newsletter provides a brief overview of selected …
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Postulate to examine the instrument of deferred prosecution in criminal proceedings
11.03.2025
In 2018, the Office of the Attorney General of Switzerland as part of the revision of the Swiss Criminal Procedure Code (CrimPC) proposed the introduction of a new …
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New Measures to Combat Abusive Bankruptcies in Switzerland
27.02.2025
Abusive practices in bankruptcy proceedings have long been a major concern in Switzerland. A typical scheme involves putting one's own company into bankruptcy, then swiftly creating a new …