Publikationen von Christian Lang
Insuring success – the overhaul of Switzerland’s Insurance Contract Act
veröffentlicht im Januar 2012 von Zsuzsanna Kunszt und Christian Lang in Legal Week
An overview on selected topics in connection with the planned complete overhaul of the Swiss Federal Act on the Insurance Contract
Overview on selected aspects of Swiss insurance contract law
veröffentlicht im März 2011 von Dr. Christoph K. Graber und Christian Lang in Underwriters’ Handbook, 2nd Edition, compiled by Clyde & Co LLP
A quick reference guide to Swiss insurance contract law
Taking of Evidence in Switzerland
veröffentlicht im Oktober 2010 von Christian Lang in FDCC Quarterly, zusammen mit Eliane Rossire
International risk, insurance and reinsurance review
veröffentlicht im September 2010 von Dr. Christoph K. Graber und Christian Lang in InterContinental Finance
Short overview on recent developments in the Swiss insurance market.
International Comparative Review of Cross Border Risks
veröffentlicht im Oktober 2009 von Dr. Christoph K. Graber und Christian Lang in Insurance Day
Review of the regulations of the provision of insurance services and of the implications for an insurer covering global risks
International Comparative Review of Subrogation Law – Switzerland
veröffentlicht im September 2009 von Dr. Christoph K. Graber und Christian Lang in Insurance Day
Content: Examination of Swiss insurance law with a view to the recognition of subrogation rights, requirements for their assertion and their extent, duties of the insured and the bearing of costs
Forum Non Conveniens in Continental Europe
veröffentlicht im Juli 2009 von Christian Lang in FDCC CLE Materials for Annual Meeting 2009
CLE Paper for Substantive Law Session at the Annual Meeting of the Federation of Defense and Corporate Counsel, held at The Homestead, VA, USA, July 26 to August 2, 2009.
Revamp of Insurance Act gives Swiss much to do
veröffentlicht im Juli 2008 von Dr. Christoph K. Graber und Christian Lang in Insurance Day
Overview of the new introductions in the revised statute governing insurances, with a special focus on disclosure requirements, consumer rights and procedural measures