Bihrer Briefing

Analysis for concrete decisions.

Legal developments and recurring matter questions are interpreted through their practical consequences for companies, boards, investors and entrepreneurial families.

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Briefings, guides and checklists

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Briefing · Switzerland · 16 July 2026

Swiss Transparency Register from 1 October 2026: what companies should prepare now

The new transparency framework requires reliable identification of beneficial owners. Companies should organise ownership and control structures, identity data and reporting authority before the transition periods begin.

Briefing · Switzerland with international context · 02 July 2026

AI governance for Swiss boards: decisions that should be documented internally

The issue is treated as a governance question: ownership, risk classification, data, contracts and demonstrability.

Decision guide · Switzerland · 18 June 2026

Preparing a Swiss company for sale: a legal readiness checklist

Organising ownership, authority, contracts and known risks early can shorten due diligence and preserve negotiating options.

Checklist · Switzerland; contracts and proceedings with cross-border elements require separate review · 21 May 2026

The first 72 hours of a commercial dispute

Deadlines, evidence, communications and operational stability determine which legal and commercial options remain available later.

Case note · Switzerland · 10 April 2026

Debt enforcement requests: avoid defects before proceedings begin

Even an apparently simple formal step should be aligned with the claim, parties, limitation position and enforcement objective.

Decision guide · Switzerland with possible cross-border elements · 12 March 2026

Business succession involving company shares: five structures that must align

Ownership, voting rights, leadership, liquidity and estate documents should not be planned in isolation.

Briefing · Switzerland · 19 February 2026

Construction defects: treat notice, evidence and contract as one system

When defects arise, coordinated records often determine which options remain practical.

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