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FINMA Circular 2025/2 is entering its final phase. Financial institutions have until 30 June 2025 to comply with the transitional provisions relating to marginal comments (Cm) 8, 9 to 12, 24 to 25, and 26.
A professional football player competing in the Swiss Super League was demoted to the U21 squad by his club for "sporting reasons." Challenging this decision, he sought an urgent court order requesting, among other things, his immediate reinstatement to the first team with full access to training
A lawyer, registered in the cantonal register, was advising clients on tax matters. The fees were billed to a trust managed by a trustee, who was himself a lawyer. After several years, the clients terminated the mandate and contested the final invoices, which they considered excessive.
Faire appel à une femme de ménage, une nounou ou un jardinier sans formaliser la relation de travail peut sembler anodin. En Suisse, cette pratique reste pourtant illégale, même si le travail est ponctuel, peu rémunéré ou payé en espèces.
In this case, the Public Prosecutor ordered the seizure of two notebooks and subsequently requested the lifting of the seals, which was ultimately granted by the Coercive Measures Court (TMC).
Article 273, paragraph 1 of the Swiss Civil Code (CC) guarantees the right to personal relations between a child and the parent who does not have parental authority or custody.
On November 2, 2024, Article 5 para. 1 let. b of the General Law on Development Zones (LGZD) was substantially amended. It now states that “properties intended for sale are reserved for individuals subject to income tax who have been residing in Geneva for at least 4 years.”
An individual, found with 180 hemp plants and 7 grams of marijuana, is convicted by the Public Prosecutor's Office (hereinafter "the MP") of St. Gallen for drug importation. After appealing, he is acquitted of importation for personal use, but the drug importation offense is confirmed.
In this case, the sale of a vehicle took place between the appellant and the respondent. Although the sale had been concluded, the appellant later attempted to register the vehicle in her own name.