13 July 2021
The Rise of Preliminary Injunctions in Chinese Trade Secret Infringement Cases
Are preliminary injunctions making China safer for trade secrets?
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Announcements, activities and updates from the Swiss Chinese Law Association.
28 April 2021
How the EU’s Trade Secret Protection Standards impact drafting and negotiating non-disclosure agreements
All non-disclosure clauses that are an integral part of another contract involving an EU-based party must now be examined in the light of EU…
15 January 2021
Mergers and Acquisitions by Chinese Parties in Switzerland: Challenges and Legal Advice
This article is based on a presentation given by Mr Jacques Bonvin (Partner at Tavernier Tschanz) at the SCLA Global Meet ‘One Belt One…
29 November 2020
Interview: The basics of securitisation
The www.sclalawreview.org has interviewed two experts in the field of securitisation. Alexander Lindemann and Martin Schweikhart from Lindemann Law in Zurich have structured numerous…
28 November 2020
Switzerland’s Covid border regime: When governments put too much trust in clarity
Preconceptions can be found in government legislation. They are the most difficult for lawyers to challenge and get changed, because they are often backed…
15 November 2020
Digital arbitration and litigation in China and Switzerland during the pandemic
Judicial officers have over the past year faced a high risk of contracting Covid‑19 in their exchange with lawyers and litigants. Accordingly, measures were…
10 November 2020
Roger Bischof launches new Swiss-Chinese restructuring boutique
The new venture helps major corporations, small and medium sized enterprises and business owners to navigate complex Asian and European markets.
10 November 2020
Using new technologies to battle Covid-19 in Switzerland
The right to privacy is strictly protected under Swiss law. How did this square with the country's Covid-19 track-and-trace system?
10 November 2020
Will the Covid-19 crisis catalyse the dispute resolution movement and improve access to justice?
How should dispute resolution professionals and lawyers put their efforts into removing cases from court queues and resolve disputes faster?