As new measures aim to bring Switzerland’s cantons more in line with one another, Caroline Hill asks if this is the dawn of a new era for the country’s law firms
The Swiss legal market is so well established and its clients so well served by large and reputable local firms operating within an entirely stable and predictable regime that the country often falls below international firms’ radar – but not so of late.
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