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What our Clients say

  • "Milena and her company Reutlaw is a friendly, super intelligent, masterful and very determined lawyer to have on your side."

    Client, Australia

  • "Very efficient and to the point legal advice. Highly recommended in situations of a labor conflict."

    Client, South America

  • "Sehr kompetente Beratung für Schweizer KMU in Sachen Vertragsrecht und Gesellschaftsrecht. Liefert pragmatische, unternehmerfreundliche Lösungen."

    Client, Switzerland

Our Services

Start a Business

Reutlaw advises founders and investors in negotiating contracts, prepares all founding documents, and helps clients with the restructuring or sale of their business.

Employment Law

Reutlaw offers comprehensive advice on employment law matters and helps clients resolve legal conflicts with employees in a pragmatic and efficient manner.

Counsel-on-demand

Employing a full-time in-house counsel may not be the right solution for every company. We can help: we support our clients’ business as their counsel-on-demand.

Litigation

We assess disputed claims and assist clients in negotiating out-of-court settlements and by representing them in court.

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Acquisition of Swiss Real Estate by Foreign Nationals
Acquisition of Swiss Real Estate by Foreign Nationals

The acquisition of real estate by persons who are resident outside of Switzerland or by foreign-controlled companies is only possible to a very limited extent. By contrast, main homes for persons with a residence permit and commercially used properties can also be acquired by foreign nationals.

How Do You Give Notice to Terminate a Contract on Time?
How Do You Give Notice to Terminate a Contract on Time?

Giving notice to terminate a contract should be carefully planned and carried out. In particular, any formal requirements must be complied with. Additionally, in case of a dispute, you should have proof that the notice of termination was received on time.

How Can Foreign Citizens Work as Self-employed in Switzerland?
How Can Foreign Citizens Work as Self-employed in Switzerland?

It is relatively straight forward for EU/EFTA citizens to work as self-employed in Switzerland. However, there are strict requirements for those originating from third countries. It should also be noted that in some circumstances, an employee of a company limited by shares (AG), or a limited liability company (GmbH) may be treated as self-employed.