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EU AI Act: most obligations apply since 2 August 2026

As of 2 August 2026 the EU AI Act largely applies. What that means in practice for Swiss companies with EU exposure, and which steps to prioritise now.

MÜLLER PAPARIS launches its new digital presence: seven languages, AI check and free templates

NewsTechnology, IP & Media

30 July 2026·4 min

MÜLLER PAPARIS launches its new digital presence: seven languages, AI check and free templates

Our firm goes fully digital: complete in seven languages, with the AI check for companies, the MP Concierge and a library of free contracts, templates and checklists.

AI check for companies: a legal position fix in minutes

NewsAI & Compliance

22 July 2026·3 min

AI check for companies: a legal position fix in minutes

Our new AI check shows companies where they stand legally when using artificial intelligence: governance, data, contracts and tooling, with recommendations and a PDF result.

Three years of the revised FADP: what practice has learned

InsightsTechnology, IP & Media

15 July 2026·5 min

Three years of the revised FADP: what practice has learned

The revised Data Protection Act has applied since September 2023. A review from our advisory practice: where companies stand, what the FDPIC prioritises, and which gaps persist.

Five persistent myths in Swiss employment law

Good to knowWork & Leadership

8 July 2026·5 min

Five persistent myths in Swiss employment law

Cashing out holidays, oral dismissal, overtime lapsing: employment relationships attract a surprising number of half-truths. We clear up the five most common.

25 years of MÜLLER PAPARIS: a quarter century on Bahnhofstrasse

NewsCompanies, Contracts & Transactions

1 July 2026·4 min

25 years of MÜLLER PAPARIS: a quarter century on Bahnhofstrasse

Founded in 2001, in its twenty-fifth season in 2026: what has changed, what has stayed, and why responsibility always carries a name with us.

Forced heirship since the inheritance-law revision: why many wills could do more today

Good to knowFamily, Inheritance & Wealth

24 June 2026·4 min

Forced heirship since the inheritance-law revision: why many wills could do more today

Since 2023 the compulsory shares are smaller and the freedom of disposition greater. Wills drafted before often waste possibilities. What to review now.

What employers should regulate when employees use AI

InsightsWork & Leadership

18 June 2026·6 min

What employers should regulate when employees use AI

Clear rules on tools, confidential data and output review create day-to-day certainty at work.

Between the Code of Obligations and federation rules: what makes sports contracts in Switzerland special

PublicationsSports Law

10 June 2026·6 min

Between the Code of Obligations and federation rules: what makes sports contracts in Switzerland special

Sports contracts live in two worlds: state employment and contract law, and the private rulebook of the federations. A briefing for athletes, clubs and agencies.

The revised Swiss Data Protection Act: what companies should review now

InsightsTechnology, IP & Media

5 May 2026·8 min

The revised Swiss Data Protection Act: what companies should review now

The revised FADP is in force. Many companies still need to act on privacy notices, records and processing agreements.

New rules for home office and mobile work: what the employment contract should cover

Good to knowWork & Leadership

12 March 2026·5 min

New rules for home office and mobile work: what the employment contract should cover

Hybrid working is the norm. Many employment contracts have not been adapted. What employers and employees need to know.

Sports contracts in Switzerland: what athletes and clubs need to know

PublicationsSports Law

20 February 2026·7 min

Sports contracts in Switzerland: what athletes and clubs need to know

Employment law, transfer rules and image rights. Sports contracts are more complex than they look.

Estate planning in Switzerland: act early, avoid disputes

Good to knowFamily, Inheritance & Wealth

8 January 2026·6 min

Estate planning in Switzerland: act early, avoid disputes

Those who do not plan leave the distribution to the law. What couples, families and entrepreneurs should know.

Buying real estate in Switzerland: what should be reviewed before the notary appointment

Good to knowReal Estate & Tenancy

15 November 2025·5 min

Buying real estate in Switzerland: what should be reviewed before the notary appointment

Purchase agreements, land-register extracts, encumbrances and easements: knowing these points means being better prepared.

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