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We advise a wide range of private clients, businesses and financial institutions based in Switzerland and in all the world. We endeavor to find pragmatic solutions for our clients in the conduct of their business and/or in the framework of a dispute resolution in front of the courts. Our law firm has a customer-centric approach which is the basis for a strong relationship based on the trust.
Current members registered to the Geneva Bar Association and the Swiss Bar Association
Maître Bernard Cron is a partner and co-founder of the firm.
He has dedicated his entire professional career to the most efficient defense of his clients’ interests.
Each client being entitled to services of excellent quality, counsel pays unrestricted attention to his problems.
Confidence and trust, excellent communication and total transparency between client and attorney are the keys to success. Professional experience and academic competence will help to provide outstanding results.
His commitment and legal skills are well recognized when it comes to complex international litigation in state courts or before arbitration courts as well as to adequate legal advice, in particular in the fields of business, commercial and real estate law, media law, international legal assistance, tax, estate, contract and civil liability law.
Maître Bernard Cron is fluent in French, German and English.
Maître Yama Sangin is a partner and co-founder of the firm.
He is mainly active in the fields of banking and finance law, corporate law, contract law, real estate law, white-collar crime, criminal law and litigation.
He advises a wide range of entrepreneurs, companies and financial institutions based in Switzerland and abroad in the conduct of their businesses.
In addition, he regularly represents clients in courts. Maître Yama Sangin distinguishes himself by his strategic and pragmatic approach to cases, always striving to put his clients' interests first.
Maître Yama Sangin is fluent in French, English, Pashto and Persian.
