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Monday, January 1, 2018

Legal Notice


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I passed the Swiss Bar Exam (Neuchâtel, 1993) and the California MPRE (Sacramento, 2010).

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The purpose of this site is to select and translate parts of decisions of the US Supreme Court, other Courts and other Authorities which may be of interest to persons or legal entities doing business between the U.S. and Switzerland. I have chosen cases and issues which are particularly representative of the differences between U.S. and Swiss law and which could be interesting for the Trade community.

Each decision is posted according to the date of the decision, and is labelled with key words pertaining to the subject of the case. Those labels can be found below to help sort through the posts.

Decisions by Key Word:

  • "Express Advocacy" Standard (1)
  • §10(b) (3)
  • §10(b) and Rule 10b–5 (4)
  • §16(b) (1)
  • §1983 (4)
  • §1983 and DNA Testing (1)
  • 28 U.S.C. § 1782 (2)
  • 42 U. S. C. §1983 (12)
  • 9th Cir. (3)
  • ABA Guidelines (1)
  • ABA Model Rules (1)
  • Abortion (1)
  • Abstract Idea (1)
  • Abstract Ideas (1)
  • Abuse of Discretion (3)
  • Abuse-of-Discretion Standard (1)
  • Abusive Writ Practices (1)
  • Accrual and Limitations (2)
  • ACPA (1)
  • Acquittal (2)
  • Acquittals’ Preclusive Force (1)
  • Act of Congress (1)
  • Act of State Doctrine (1)
  • Action against the U.S. (3)
  • Action and Remedies (2)
  • Action in equity to enforce a contract-based lien (1)
  • Action to Quiet Title (1)
  • Actual authority (1)
  • Actual controversy must exist at all stages of review (1)
  • Actual damages (4)
  • Actual discharge (labor) (1)
  • ADA (1)
  • Adequate and independent state ground (1)
  • Adequate state ground doctrine (1)
  • Administration of justice (1)
  • Administrative procedure (federal) (2)
  • Administrative Procedure Act (4)
  • Administrative process (2)
  • Administrative search or seizure (1)
  • Admiralty (16)
  • Admiralty Jurisdiction (1)
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  • Adverse employment action (1)
  • Adverse Possession (1)
  • Adverse publicity (1)
  • Advertisement (5)
  • Advertising (4)
  • Advertising (Comparative) (1)
  • Advertising Injury (1)
  • Advisers (1)
  • Advisory opinions (1)
  • AEDPA (5)
  • AEDPA deference (1)
  • AEDPA: imposes a highly deferential standard for evaluating state-court rulings (1)
  • Affidavits (2)
  • Affirmative Action (1)
  • Affirmative defense (4)
  • Age Discrimination in Employment Act (1)
  • Age Dis­crimination in Employment Act of 1967 (1)
  • Agency (8)
  • Agency law (1)
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  • Agency's interpretation (3)
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  • Alito (53)
  • ALJ (2)
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  • Alternate penalty (1)
  • Alternate penalty provision (1)
  • Amazon (2)
  • Amended pleadings (1)
  • American rule (4)
  • Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (1)
  • Ames (1)
  • Animal cruelty (1)
  • Animals (1)
  • Anti-Drug Abuse Act of 1986 (1)
  • Anti-SLAPP Law (2)
  • Anti-trust offenses (1)
  • Anticybersquatting (1)
  • Antidumping Duties (2)
  • Antidumping Duty (2)
  • Antiretaliation suit (1)
  • Antiterrorism and Effective Death Penalty Act of 1996 (2)
  • Antiterrorism and Effective Death Penalty Act of 1996: application prior to that law (1)
  • Antitrust (75)
  • Antitrust (foreign) (6)
  • Antitrust (ICC Compendium) (1)
  • Antitrust & IP (1)
  • Antitrust Analytical Template (CH Law) (1)
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  • Arbitrability (3)
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  • arbitrary and capricious policy; exclusion and deportation (1)
  • Arbitrary and capricious standard (1)
  • Arbitration (38)
  • Arbitration (can non-signatory enforce arbitration?) (1)
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  • Arbitration stayed when third parties involved (1)
  • Arbitrator's powers (2)
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  • Asportation (1)
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  • Assigned counsel (1)
  • Assignment (5)
  • Assignment of Insurance Claim (1)
  • Assignment of IP (1)
  • Assignments (4)
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  • Attachment of a Vessel (1)
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  • Attorney client privilege (2)
  • Attorney fee dispute (2)
  • Attorney Fees (2)
  • Attorney fees (California): procedure for their recovery (1)
  • Attorney fees (v. insur. comp.) (1)
  • Attorney fees and costs (1)
  • Attorney fees in contract actions based on a book account. (1)
  • Attorney in California: admission’s conditions (1)
  • Attorney-client privilege (6)
  • Attorney: appointed counsel: replacement of counsel (1)
  • Attorney: effective assistance of counsel (2)
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  • Attorney: motion to substitute counsel (1)
  • Attorney: public defender (1)
  • Attorney: right to counsel (2)
  • Attorney: Sixth Amendment ineffective assistance of counsel (1)
  • Attorney: solicitation of clients (1)
  • Attorney’s errors during an appeal on direct review (1)
  • Attorney’s fee: in civil rights actions (1)
  • Attorney's fees (7)
  • Attorney’s fees (3)
  • Attorney's fees (shifting) (1)
  • Attorney’s fees in California (1)
  • Attorney’s fees: claims against the Government (1)
  • Attorney’s fees: ERISA (1)
  • Attorney's fees: permanent injunction but no monetary damages (1)
  • Attorney's fees: provided by a statute (1)
  • Attorney's fees: provided by a statute or contract (1)
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  • Bad faith conversion (bankruptcy) (1)
  • Bad faith litigation (2)
  • Bad-faith liti­gation conduct (1)
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  • Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection Act of 2005 (1)
  • Bankruptcy Act of 1978 (1)
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  • Benefits of transacting business in California (1)
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  • Beyond a reasonable doubt (5)
  • Bias (5)
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  • Bill of lading (5)
  • Bill of Rights (2)
  • Bill of rights: incorporation (1)
  • Bill of Sale (1)
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  • Bivens (4)
  • Blockchain (2)
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  • Blue sky laws (1)
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  • Board of directors (2)
  • Brady violations (1)
  • Brandt Fees (1)
  • Breach of Contract (8)
  • Breach of Privacy (1)
  • Break in Miranda custody (1)
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  • Brexit (1)
  • Breyer (55)
  • British Parliament (1)
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  • Browsewrap Agreements (2)
  • Brussels Regulation (1)
  • Buckley (2)
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  • Bulk supplier doctrine (1)
  • Burden of proof (1)
  • Burger (1)
  • Burglary (1)
  • Burglary (California law) (1)
  • Business Interruption Insurance (1)
  • Business Name (1)
  • Business secret (1)
  • Business Visitor Visa (B-1) (1)
  • Cal/OSHA (1)
  • CALCRIM No. 1801 (1)
  • CALCRIM No. 1703 (1)
  • CALCRIM No. 1800 (1)
  • CALCRIM No. 1861 (1)
  • California Bar Journal (1)
  • California FAIR Plan Association (CFPA) (1)
  • California Law (266)
  • California Online Privacy Protection Act of 2003 (1)
  • California Street Terrorism Enforcement and Prevention Act (1)
  • California Supreme Court (1)
  • California’s homestead exemption (1)
  • California’s prison population (1)
  • California’s public policy (1)
  • California’s unfair competition law (1)
  • Campaign finance (1)
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  • Cancellation (Trademark) (3)
  • Capable of repetition while evading review (2)
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  • Care: general duty to exercise reasonable care (1)
  • Carriage of Goods by Sea Act (1)
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  • Causation (5)
  • Causation Experts (1)
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  • Cause: aggregate causation (1)
  • Cause: significant causal link (1)
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  • CE Marking (1)
  • Cease and desist order (4)
  • Cease-and-Desist Letter (2)
  • Cell phones (2)
  • CEO (1)
  • Certificate of ap­pealability (1)
  • Certificate of Origin (4)
  • Certificates of deposit (1)
  • Certification (3)
  • Certification Marks (1)
  • Certifying Labs (2)
  • Certiorari (2)
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  • CFR (1)
  • Changes in the debtor’s income or expenses (1)
  • Chapter 11 (5)
  • Chapter 12 (1)
  • Chapter 13 (3)
  • Chapter 13 bankruptcy (1)
  • Chapter 7 bankruptcy (2)
  • Chapter 7: exemptions (1)
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  • Check (1)
  • Check : interests: damages for breach of the underlying obligation (1)
  • Checks and balances (1)
  • Chevron (5)
  • Chevron deference (6)
  • Chevron Framework (1)
  • Child abduction (4)
  • Child abduction: Hague Convention: statutes of limitations: equitable tolling (1)
  • Child under 14 (1)
  • Child: Civil Aspects of International Child Abduction (Convention) and the implementing statute (1)
  • Child’s age (1)
  • Child's statement at trial (2)
  • Children (1)
  • Children: right of posthumously conceived children (1)
  • Children’s access to depictions of violence (1)
  • Children’s Advertising Review Unit’s (CARU) COPPA Safe Harbor Program (1)
  • Children's Online Privacy (3)
  • Choice of law (6)
  • Choice of venue (1)
  • Choice-of-law (4)
  • Choice-of-Law Clause (1)
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  • Circuit split (10)
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  • Civil commitment (1)
  • Civil Conspiracy Claim (1)
  • Civil Investigative Demands (1)
  • Civil Procedure (10)
  • Civil Procedure (Swiss Law) (1)
  • Civil procedure §410.10 (Cal.) (1)
  • Civil rights (2)
  • Civil Rights Act (2)
  • Civil Rights Act of 1964 (1)
  • Civil Rights Act of 1991 (1)
  • Civil rights: 42 U. S. C. §1983 (1)
  • Civil Service Reform Act of 1978 (2)
  • Civil-law mode of criminal procedure (1)
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  • Claim preclusion (1)
  • Claim-processing or jurisdictional? (1)
  • Claim-processing rule (1)
  • Claim-processing rules (2)
  • Claims all record based or resolvable as a matter of law (1)
  • Claims-processing rules (2)
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  • Class action (California) (2)
  • Class Action Fairness Act of 2005 (2)
  • Class action: amount in controversy (1)
  • Class actions (9)
  • Class actions and mass actions (1)
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  • Class actions: methods to manage individual issues (1)
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