Trademarking in Switzerland – opportunities and threats
Dr. Jeannette Wibmer, Partner at Badertscher Attorneys at Law, sets out the
Swiss approach to trademark registrations.
Int. Comparative Legal Guide 2020 – Franchise Switzerland
Franchise 2020
A practical cross-border insight into franchise law
Fall Sika
Ernst Meier vom Tages Anzeiger zitiert Jeannette Wibmer zum Sika-Fall
Interview Who is Who Legal – Thought Leaders 2019
Interview mit Dr. Markus Dörig über das Thema Thought Leadership
Doing Business in Switzerland
Switzerland represents a highly competitive and innovative business environment. Swiss corporate law provides a flexible and a wide range of options in designing business entities.
Lawyer Monthly – Technology and Science Technology Agreements & Licensing – How to get it right
Speaking to Dr Jeanette Wibmel we learn how ICTaond tech companies
can get their agreement contracts right, ín order to avoid problems in the
long run.
E-Mail-Überwachung am Arbeitsplatz
Der Arbeitgeber hat ein berechtigtes Interesse daran, den E-Mail-Verkehr seiner Arbeitnehmer zu überwachen. Arbeits- und datenschutzrechtlich ist jedoch nicht alles erlaubt, was technisch möglich ist. Insbesondere bei der Auswertung privater E-Mails ist Zurückhaltung geboten (Beitrag in Zürcher Wirtschaft 05/2019).
The Application of Double Tax Convention to Trusts and Collective Investment Schemes in Switzerland
The purpose of this book is to analyze the tax treatment of Collective Investment Schemes (CISs) and trusts from a Swiss and international tax law perspectives from a theoretical and practical approach, focusing on case studies.
Pattsituationen in KMU
In Gesellschaften mit gleichberechtigten Anteilsinhabern können Pattsituationen entstehen, die dazu führen, dass die Gesellschaft handlungsunfähig wird und letztlich die Gerichte über den Konflikt entscheiden müssen. Durch geeignete Mechanismen in einem ABV kann dem Risiko jedoch vorgebeugt werden (Beitrag in Zürcher Wirtschaft 09/2018)
Right of recourse in insurance law: end of Gini/Durlemann practice
Right of recourse in insurance law: end of Gini/Durlemann practice. The Supreme Court recently abandoned its long-standing practice of restricting recourse under the Gini/Durlemann doctrine, which was first adopted in 1954.
Trademarks in Switzerland: Office Actions in Switzerland
Office actions in Switzerland: Pitfalls and chances for owners of international trademarks and of prior
Swiss trademark rights. Jeannette Wibmer, Attorney-at-Law and Partner of Badertscher Attorneys, Zurich and Zug, discusses the most important pitfalls and chances for owners of international trademarks
and owners of prior Swiss trademark rights in Swiss office actions.
Insurers‘ contractual obligations in case of fraudulent claims
In a recent decision, the Federal Supreme Court considered whether insurers are bound to contracts if an insured party submits a fraudulent claim (Decision 4A_20/2018 of 29 May 2018).
