Lawyers Micha Bühler

Micha Bühler

Micha Bühler

Partner
lic. iur., LL.M., Attorney at Law

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Direct phone: +41 58 658 55 61
micha.buehler@walderwyss.com

Curriculum Vitae

Areas of activity: Public Procurement Litigation Restructuring & Insolvency Arbitration White Collar Crime & Investigations

Micha Bühler is a partner at Walder Wyss. He specialises in commercial litigation and international arbitration, particularly in disputes arising from infrastructure and construction projects, M&A transactions, banking and finance, as well as distribution contracts. In addition, he represents Swiss and foreign clients in recognition & enforcement proceedings, international legal assistance and fraud & white collar crime litigation. Moreover, he advises on international insolvency issues and represents foreign parties and trustees in Swiss recognition and bankruptcy proceedings.

Micha Bühler studied at the Universities of Basel and Lausanne (lic. iur. 1997; summa cum laude) and received his master’s degree in international commercial law from the University of Cambridge (LL.M. 2003). He joined Walder Wyss as an attorney in 2000. He regularly publishes and lectures in his fields of specialisation.

Micha Bühler speaks German, English and French. He is registered with the Zurich Bar Registry and admitted to practice in all Switzerland.

Walder Wyss successfully defended the Municipality of Budva (Montenegro) before the Swiss Federal Supreme Court

WWL ranking - Arbitration Switzerland 2023

7 December 2023

Walder Wyss successfully represents client in ICC arbitration

Chambers and Partners has moved Walder Wyss’s Arbitration Team up to Band 2 in its 2023 Global Ranking

15 February 2023

Who’s Who Legal has again recognized a record number of Walder Wyss arbitration practitioners as leaders in their field

30 January 2023

“New Handbook Commentary on Swiss Procurement Law”

15 November 2020

Record number of arbitration practitioners of Walder Wyss featured in Who’s Who Legal 2020

Victory before the Supreme Court – Walder Wyss successfully fends off a motiont to set aside an arbitral award in a USD 35 million ICC arbitration

2 November 2016

Commentary on Articles 10 (Appointment of a Sole Arbitrator) and 11 (Appointment of Arbitrators) of the Swiss Rules

14 August 2023

Doing Business in Switzerland – A Practical Guide

Handkommentar zum Schweizerischen Beschaffungsrecht: Kommentierung von Art. 52 bis 54

15 November 2020

Doing Business in Switzerland – A Practical Guide

Das revidierte GPA ist in Kraft getreten

16 November 2014

Commentary on Article 194 PILS

18 November 2013

Commentary to Art. 5 to 8 of the Swiss Rules of International Arbitration

18 November 2013

Costs in International Arbitration

31 December 2012

Recognition and Enforcement of Awards

31 December 2012

Country Answer for Switzerland

31 December 2011

Interdependence between procurement and civil law

31 October 2009

Public Procurement: Switzerland

31 December 2008

Indemnity for Goodwill and Termination of Distribution Contracts under Swiss Law

The International Comparative Legal Guide to: Public Procurement 2009

31 December 2007

Non-payment of the advance on costs by the respondent party – is there really a remedy?

31 December 2005

Commentary to Art. 5–8 of the Swiss Rules of International Arbitration

31 December 2004

New Swiss Rules of International Commercial Arbitration

29 February 2004

Awarding Costs in International Commercial Arbitration: an Overview

31 December 2003

Corporate Criminal Liability Comes to Switzerland

31 October 2003

Choice of Swiss Law – No Escape Route To Avoid Application of International Sanctions

30 September 2001

Recognitions

Legal 500 recommended lawyer 2023

Who's Who Legal_Recognised

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