Bertrand Gros and Louis Waltenspühl, founders and Senior Partners of the Firm, have always carried out their activity, with the greatest respect for the ethical rules governing their profession. Gros & Waltenspühl, which was founded in 1981, ranks among the most renowned Law Firms in Switzerland. Gros & Waltenspühl is ideally located in the Old Town of Geneva, in a historical building, within walking distance from the Law Courts. Gros & Waltenspühl provides a full range of legal services, covering all areas of Business Law, to both Swiss and international clients. Our areas of specialisation: Corporate and Company Law, Contract Law, Real Estate Law, Trust Law and Inheritance Law, Swiss and International Law, Competition Law, Sports Law, Immigration Law, Labour Law, Litigation and Arbitration, Intellectual Property Law.

Très bonne expérience

Je suis la personne qui avait en premier lieu mis une mauvaise note. C'était en fait un malentendu. Concernant l'accueil exécrable au téléphone, après vérification, c'est une société externe qui s'occupe de répondre aux téléphones. On m'a dit qu'ils allaient remédier à ce problème. Concernant mon affaire, c'est toujours en cours avec des améliorations. Pour le paiement, on a trouvé un arrangement mais je déplore qu'à Genève, il est devenu si compliqué d'obtenir l'assistance juridique gratuite.

Ever since it was created over a century ago, Borel & Barbey has constantly grown and evolved by partnering with new talents. Backed by such experience, the Firm now offers advanced legal services in all areas of law to a demanding clientele of companies and private clients, both in Switzerland and abroad. Borel & Barbey favours a solution-based approach and is distinguished by its pragmatism and efficiency in complex situations.

Merci maître ce fut un plaisir de collaborer avec vous pour mon divorce. Professionnelle, juste, à l’écoute, je pourrais que la conseiller. Un grand merci.

Founded in 1993, FBT Attorneys-at-Law (FBT) Avocats SA (FBT) is a multidisciplinary law firm, based in Geneva and Paris, which operates in the financial and commercial sectors as well as in niche activities, with a predominantly cross-border dimension. Six teams in Geneva and Paris The firm’s organization comprises specialized and complementary legal teams working in two locations and focused on the following spheres of expertise: • Banking & Finance • Tax • Corporate & Commercial • Litigation & Arbitration • Labour and social insurance • Family Estate FBT lawyers and tax advisers have worked in banks, multinational companies, international trust companies, family offices, notary offices and law firms, in Switzerland, in France and in other countries. These French-Swiss teams routinely work at the most exacting level to assist their clients in their domestic and cross-border operations. Owing to the quality of its network of lawyers outside Switzerland, FBT long ago developed a proven capacity for mobilizing and coordinating specialized teams in different countries. This work has enabled FBT to distinguish itself in cross-border transactions. Thus, the abilities and experience required by the ever more complex legal challenges facing our Swiss and foreign clients converge in a single law firm.

Très bon services et conseils jurique du Cabinet Teyssot Lumeka et associés.

Founded over 20 years ago, our firm specialises in divorce law , criminal law , employment law, tenancy law and the law relating to foreign nationals . It also handles disputes in inheritance law , commercial law , private international law (arbitration) and tax law . Our lawyers are always ready to listen to their clients and provide them with advice and assistance . Spoken languages: French , English and Arabic . https://www.tdg.ch/geneve/actu-genevoise/Derapages-au-bout-de-la-nuit/story/11230248 http://www.20min.ch/ro/news/geneve/story/Un-garde-frontiere-frappe-un-jeune-homme-au-visage-23608870 https://www.swissinfo.ch/fre/toute-l-actu-en-bref/trois-mois-de-prison-à-champ-dollon-en-raison-d-un-bug-informatique/30721204 https://www.letemps.ch/suisse/2006/11/03/retour-egypte-claude-covassi-brouille-toujours-cartes https://www.tdg.ch/geneve/actu-genevoise/dettes-soupcons-vol-parc-bastions/story/12949741