In the «Country Comparative Guide 2024 – International Arbitration», Manuel Walser and Lisa Sartor provide a comprehensive insight into the laws and regulations on arbitration in Liechtenstein. They discuss the special aspects and details that are important for counsels and practitioners.

The Legal 500
Country Comparative Guides
2024

Manuel Walser / Lisa Sartor

In the latest edition of the publication «International Arbitration» by the Global Legal Group, Manuel Walser and Lisa Sartor provide a comprehensive overview of the provisions of arbitration law in Liechtenstein as well as the special challenges for practitioners in the country article (Questions and Answers).

Global Legal Group
International Arbitration 2024
21th edition
Manuel Walser / Lisa Sartor

The current country report examines litigation and dispute resolution law in Liechtenstein. In particular it focuses on procedural principles, evidence, costs, litigation funding, interim relief, enforcement of decisions, international arbitration law, mediation and alternative dispute resolution methods. The book comprises a total of 19 country reports and is aimed at advisors, authorities and practitioners.

Global Legal Insights (Global Legal Group)
Litigation & Dispute Resolution
2024
13th edition
Manuel Walser / Daria Tschütscher

The country contribution report includes a presentation of the arbitration law of Liechtenstein and deals in particular with arbitration agreements, arbitration proceedings, arbitrators, interim measures, arbitral awards, challenges to arbitral awards and their enforcement. This article is aimed at advisors, authorities and practitioners in the field of arbitration law.

Global Legal Insights (Global Legal Group)
International Arbitration
2024
Tenth Edition

Manuel Walser / Daria Tschütscher

In practice, questions often arise regarding the competencies of the foundation board, especially its power of representation and related restrictions. This article focusses on the internal competence and external power of representation of the foundation board and its limitations as well as on the question whether there is the duty to treat beneficiaries equally.

Article in: Liechtensteinische Juristen-Zeitung (LJZ), journal no. 1, April 2024, 41th volume, p. 41-49.

Manuel Walser

Manuel Walser and Brigitte Vogt-Ipek provide a comprehensive overview of the legislation and regulations in the area of banking law in Liechtenstein in their article with a country-specific focus (questions and answers).

The Legal 500
Country Comparative Guides
2024

Manuel Walser / Brigitte Vogt-Ipek

In the current “Country Comparative Guides 2023 – International Arbitration”, Manuel Walser and Lisa Sartor provide a detailed overview of the laws and regulations relating to arbitration in Liechtenstein in their country-specific section (questions and answers). They also highlight the specific aspects that are relevant for advisors and practitioners.

The Legal 500
Country Comparative Guides
2023

Manuel Walser / Lisa Sartor

In the latest edition of the Global Legal Group’s «International Arbitration», Manuel Walser and Lisa Sartor provide an overview of the provisions of Liechtenstein arbitration law and the special features for practice lawyers in the country article (Q&A).

Global Legal Group
International Arbitration 2023
20. Auflage
Manuel Walser / Lisa Sartor