David Cuendet advises and represents clients in state court litigation and in arbitration, including pre-trial and enforcement issues. He specializes in civil, criminal and administrative procedure, trade restrictions and sanctions regulations, debt collection and bankruptcy law, white collar crime, contract law, and the law of associations (Verein).

David Cuendet routinely conducts judicial and administrative proceedings before authorities from different legal backgrounds in the German- and French-speaking parts of Switzerland.

His judicial experience includes obtaining or defending against ex parte interim injunctions and attachments, asserting or averting contractual claims (e.g., guarantee, asset management, shareholders’ agreement, sale and purchase, credit, loan, agency, distribution), concluding judicial or extra-judicial settlements, representing aggrieved or accused parties in administrative or criminal investigations (e.g., trade restrictions and sanctions, bribery, fraud, criminal mismanagement, forgery) and enforcing decisions and claims.

His counseling practice focuses on compliance (e.g., trade restrictions and sanctions, money laundering) and on the governance of associations.

David Cuendet was educated at Geneva University (Certificate of Transnational law in 2012; MLaw in 2013). During his studies, he worked as a research assistant with Prof. Dr. Bruno Schmidlin and Prof. Dr. Victor Monnier. Before joining Walder Wyss, he worked with a leading business law firm in Geneva. He was admitted to the bar in 2015.

David Cuendet works in English, German and French. He is registered with the Zurich Bar Registry and admitted to practice in all Switzerland.

Swiss sanctions in relation to the situation in Ukraine

| di Hubertus Hillerström, Oliver M. Kunz, Lukas Wyss, Ramona Wyss, Tervel Stoyanov, Valentin Wiesner, David Cuendet, Martina Madonna-Quadri, Alma Marchand e Ramona Hutter | Newsletter

Fight against money laundering and terrorist financing: Additional transparency obligations apply to associations (Vereine) as of 1 January 2023

| di David Cuendet | Newsletter

Fight against money laundering and terrorist financing: Additional transparency obligations apply to associations (Vereine) as of 1 January 2023

| di David Cuendet | Newsletter

Kampf gegen Geldwäscherei und Terrorismusfinanzierung: Für Vereine gelten ab 1. Januar 2023 zusätzliche TransparenzpflichtenFight against money laundering and terrorist financing: Additional transparency obligations apply to associations (Vereine) as of

| di David Cuendet | Newsletter

Bundesgericht bestätigt Unabhängigkeit des TAS gegenüber der FIFA

| di Michael Feit e David Cuendet [Co-autore] | in: "Causa Sport Die Sport-Zeitschrift für nationales und internationales Recht sowie für Wirtschaft" 3/2018 | 317 | Zeitschriften

Auf dem Weg zu einem stillschweigenden Rechtsmittelverzicht gegen einen Schiedsentscheid (Art. 192 Abs. 1 IPRG)? - Zusammenfassung und Besprechung des BGE 143 III 55

| di David Cuendet e Michael Daphinoff | in: "ASA Bulletin" 4/2017 | 860-871 | Zeitschriften

Bezirksgericht Horgen (ZH), CG140026-F vom 9. Juli 2015, A. gegen B. Bank

| di David Cuendet | in: "Aktuelle Juristische Praxis (AJP)" 11/2015 | 1601–1610 | Zeitschriften

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