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Awards 2021 for the Insurance & Reinsurance Team by Who is Who Legal
In Who's Who Legal's Practice Area Awards 2021 Prager Dreifuss was once again awarded Insurance & Reinsurance Firm of the Year and Dr. Christoph Graber was awarded Lawyer of the Year. Who's Who Legal also recognized Christoph Graber as a Global Elite Thought Leader. Furthermore, in Who's Who Legal Switzerland 2021 Christoph Graber was awarded "Most Highly Regarded" and along with Dr. Hans-Ulrich Brunner and Dr. Gion Christian Casanova was recognized for their outstanding work in the field of insurance and reinsurance. Christoph Graber was praised as "excellent for insurance and reinsurance litigation" with three decades of experience in the field, Hans-Ulrich Brunner as a "top-notch insurance litigator" who is highly esteemed for his expertise in liability disputes and Gion Christian Casanova as a "rising star" with a strong reputation for his expert handling of complex insurance and reinsurance disputes.
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Presence on the capital market requires a high level of attention from the Management, because it entails significant legal and financial risks. We advise issuers as well as banks and other financial services providers in complex and international capital market matters. Our lawyers are recognized as expert issuer’s representatives by SIX Exchange Regulation. We support companies in planning and executing their initial public offerings. We help quoted companies in all stock exchange matters, such as ad-hoc publicity and disclosure of management transactions.
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Rückgriff des Eigenschadenversicherers – eine neue Ordnung?
In this article, Christian Casanova discusses some important follow-up questions with regard to a recent change of praxis in the Swiss Federal Supreme Court's jurisdiction on the right of recourse of the first-party insurer.