Please be aware that for technical reasons, the transmission of information via email or SMS is generally not considered secure. Schweizer recht AG cannot therefore guarantee the confidentiality of email communication. If you would prefer encrypted communication, please give us a call.

Schweizer law Ltd. makes every effort to deal with emails in a timely manner. However, the reception and handling of emails may be delayed or disrupted for technical or operational reasons.

We would therefore recommend you send important messages by post or courier, with acknowledgement of receipt if required. If you would prefer to send a message by email, we can send you a confirmation of receipt. Until you have received written confirmation, you should assume that your email has not been received.

Schweizer law Ltd. endeavours to ensure the information on this website is up to date, complete and accurate. However, it provides no guarantee. We reserve the right to update, add, or delete information without prior notice. Similarly, we do not accept any liability for the content of third-party websites that our website links to or that link to our website. Schweizer recht AG is not liable for any loss or damage resulting from use of this website, misuse of the connection, or technical failures.

We care about the protection of your personal data. Personal data is all information that refers to an identified or identifiable natural person. Schweizer recht AG processes personal data in accordance with the applicable data protection law. When processing personal data, we are guided in particular by our legitimate interests in fulfilling, managing and maintaining our business relationship with you, in our economic interest in providing a website, and in ensuring data security and compliance.

We process certain personal data that are voluntarily disclosed to us. This includes, for example, name, address, email, phone number, preferences such as language or availability, occupation, name of your employees, or information for the processing of invoices. We may supplement this information with details from publicly accessible sources, such as additional address information or information on your job role as per your professional social media profile.

We use your data to fulfil the lawyer-client relationship and to manage our business relationship with you. This includes communication and marketing activities, such as sending information about the activities of Schweizer law Ltd. We do not use your personal data for purposes that are not related to our services. In particular, we do not sell your data. We do not pass your data on to third parties either, unless you have authorised us to do so, there is a legal basis for it, or it is necessary for fulfilment of the lawyer-client relationship, or to exercise or defend legal claims.

We manage our accounting in collaboration with a Swiss fiduciary company based in the canton of Bern. The fiduciary company may become aware of personal data in the course of its duties, for example in the context of invoicing. In addition, our Swiss IT partner may obtain access to certain data while carrying out maintenance work on our IT systems. It has signed a non-disclosure agreement. We take organizational, technical and contractual measures to protect your data from misuse and loss.

You can visit our website without disclosing personal data. It is hosted by Webflow Inc. Every time someone visits our website or accesses any files on it, this data is automatically stored by Webflow Inc. in a server log file for a limited time. Only data sent by your web browser is stored, i.e. information such as browser type, operating system, referrer URL, IP address, date and time of access, and the data volume transmitted. This data is not combined with data from other sources. The temporary storage and statistical analysis serve to ensure system security and the security of user data (for example identifying program errors or attacks on the system).

Schweizer law Ltd. (Schauplatzgasse 39, 3011 Bern) is responsible for data processing.  Requests for information on the processing of your personal data should be addressed to office@communication.law..

Besides the right to be informed, under the Data Protection Act, you also have a right to rectification of personal data; to erasure, provided the data is no longer required for the purpose it was collected and unless other provisions preclude it; a right to restrict processing; a right to withdraw consent, where your consent was granted for the processing of personal data; and a right to object, if the data is being processed on the basis of a legitimate interest.

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