Stephan F. Greber
Legal Associate, Notary Public
Profile
Stephan F. Greber joined MME as Legal Associate in 2020. Prior to joining MME, he worked as a law clerk at the District Court of the Canton of Zug, as a junior associate at a leading law firm in Zug, as a trainee at a big insurance company as well as an associate at an international consulting company (Big Four). Stephan F. Greber works as a lawyer primarily in the areas of litigation, bankruptcy law, corporate and contract law as well as in the areas of anti-money laundering and anti-corruption regulations. He provides legal advice to companies and private persons and represents the interests of his national and international clients before courts and local authorities. Additionally, he is a Notary Public of the Canton of Zug.
Business activities
- Litigation
- Bankruptcy Law
- Corporate Law
- Contract Law
- Combating Money Laundering and Corruption
- Notarial Services
Education
- 2020
- Admitted to the Bar and as Notary Public
- 2017
- University of Lucerne (MLaw)
- 2016-2017
- Representing the University of Lucerne at the 24th Willem C. Vis International Commercial Arbitration Moot
- 2015
- University of Lucerne (BLaw)
- 2014
- Representing Respondent at the Lucerne Moot Court
Languages
- German
- French
- English
- Spanish
Practical Experience
- since 2020
- Legal Associate at MME
- 2018
- Law Clerk at the District Court of the Canton of Zug
- 2017-2018
- Junior Associate at a leading law firm in Zug
- 2017
- Trainee at a big insurance company in Lucerne
- 2016
- Associate at an international consulting company (Big Four) in Zurich
Memberships
- JusClub Zug
- Alumni UniLU
Services
Contact
Secretariat
Stefanie Hehenberger
Assistant | Event Coordinator
Email
From the magazine
CO-ESG Reporting
In connection with the implementation of the indirect counter-proposal to the popular initiative "For responsible companies - to protect people and the environment", the board of directors will be held accountable. However, it is crucial and not entirely clear which companies, and as a consequence, boards of directors of which companies, will be affected by future obligations under civil law and, accordingly, which companies will be exempt.
CO-ESG-Reporting
In connection with the implementation of the indirekter Gegenvorschlag zur Volksinitiative «Für verantwortungsvolle Unternehmen – zum Schutz von Mensch und Umwelt», the board of directors will be held responsible. What is decisive and not entirely clear, however, is which companies, and as a result, boards of directors of which companies, will be affected by future obligations under civil law.
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