Markus Dörig

Dr. iur., Rechtsanwalt

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doerig@b-legal.ch

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Ausbildung und Erfahrung

  • Universitäten Zürich und Genf (lic. iur. 1984)
  • Auditor und a.o. Gerichtssekretär in Bezirksgericht (1984-1985)
  • Anwaltskanzlei Zürich (1985-1987)
  • Dr. iur. und Anwaltspatent (1987)
  • Foreign Associate in führender Anwaltskanzlei in Chicago (1988)
  • Rechtsanwalt in Wirtschaftsanwaltskanzlei in Zürich (1989-1993)
  • Partner bei Wirtschaftsanwaltskanzlei in Zürich (1993-1996)
  • Partner/ Gründungsmitglied Badertscher Rechtsanwälte AG seit 1996
  • Diverse Verwaltungsratsmandate in der Privatindustrie

Mitgliedschaften

  • Zürcher Anwaltsverband (ZAV)
  • Schweizerischer Anwaltsverband (SAV)
  • International Bar Association (IBA)
  • Schweizerische Vereinigung für Steuerrecht
  • International Fiscal Association (IFA)
  • Center For International Legal Studies, Salzburg
  • International Law Office (ILO)
  • Schweizerische Gesellschaft für Haftpflicht- und Versicherungsrecht (SGHVR)
  • Mitglied und aufgeführter Anwalt bei Who’s Who Legal

Sprachen

  • Deutsch
  • Englisch
  • Französisch

PUBLIKATIONEN

Is surveillance of insured parties lawful?

Is surveillance of insured parties lawful?

Is surveillance of insured parties lawful? In case of doubt regarding eligibility for benefits, insurers in Switzerland (particularly accident and disability insurers) have a long record of hiring investigators to conduct surveillance in order to prevent abuse and to adjust or reclaim benefits if the doubt proves founded.

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Partial revision of Federal Act on Insurance Contracts

Partial revision of Federal Act on Insurance Contracts

Partial revision of Federal Act on Insurance Contracts. In 2013 the Federal Parliament rejected a bill for a total revision of the Federal Act on Insurance Contracts, with an order to the Federal Council to elaborate a partial revision on selected subjects. The Federal Council drafted an amended bill and recently initiated consultation proceedings on the proposals.

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New Federal Court decision on business judgement rule

New Federal Court decision on business judgement rule

New Federal Court decision on business judgement rule. A recent Swiss Federal Court decision clarified the circumstances under which the personal liability of board members or managers of a Swiss company for their business decisions and omissions can be reduced by applying the so-called ‚business judgement‘ rule or, if the related prerequisites are not met in a particular case, based on other grounds.

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