Frequently Asked Questions

To start a company, we help you choose the right legal structure, prepare and file all necessary documentation with the commercial registry, draft internal governance documents, and ensure that registration requirements are met. Our local presence at Bahnhofstrasse 8, 8001 Zürich allows us to streamline communication with authorities.

Key agreements should outline the scope of collaboration, responsibilities of each party, decision-making processes, timelines, confidentiality provisions, and a clear dispute resolution mechanism. We tailor each clause to reflect your venture’s objectives and risk profile.

We guide you through every step of company formation in Zurich, from selecting the appropriate legal form to registering with the Commercial Register. Our process covers document preparation, submission of registration forms and liaising with local authorities to ensure compliance with Swiss regulations.

Our team drafts clear, comprehensive agreements tailored to your specific operations. We review terms, advise on legal risks and align each contract with Swiss commercial legislation and best practices, helping to reduce ambiguities and potential conflicts down the line.

We handle a broad range of agreements, including partnership deeds, service and supply contracts, consulting agreements, non-disclosure agreements and third-party engagement terms. Each document is crafted to reflect the unique needs of your venture and to support sustainable collaboration.

Our specialists examine the cause of any dispute and recommend a structured approach, from negotiation and mediation to arbitration. We prepare position papers, represent you in discussions with counterparties and, if necessary, coordinate with external mediators or arbitration venues in Switzerland.

Yes. We offer periodic reviews of your legal documentation, updates on relevant regulatory changes and advisory sessions to help you operate in line with Swiss requirements. Our aim is to keep your operations secure and procedurally sound.