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Practicing in most areas of law, each attorney of the Firm has developed particular expertise in specific fields.

The international circulation of art and cultural property has grown significantly in recent years. The art trade and the illicit trafficking of cultural goods raise numerous legal and ethical questions.
Family law encompasses the formation and dissolution of relationships such as marriage, registered partnerships, and cohabitation, as well as matters relating to parentage.
The Firm will stand by your side throughout any proceedings arising under the Swiss Debt Enforcement and Bankruptcy Act.
It has extensive experience both in debt collection matters (such as enforcement and attachment proceedings) and in bankruptcy cases.
This field notably includes accident insurance law (LAA), old-age, survivors and disability insurance (AVS/AI), social health insurance (LAMal), life insurance, and occupational pension schemes (LPP). It also covers private insurance law, in particular supplementary insurance policies taken out in addition to the mandatory social health insurance (LAMal).
The proper functioning of any business relationship relies on trust and a clear understanding of each party’s expectations. It is equally essential that, at the time of concluding a contract—when mutual agreement is reached—the parties also address the potential consequences of any difficulties that may arise during its performance.
With this in mind, Renold & Associé·e·s will assist you in drafting contracts that allow you and your partners to approach your shared future with confidence. The Firm will also stand by your side in the event of any disputes arising with your contractual partners.
This field covers all legal matters relating to the entry, residence, and integration of foreign nationals in Switzerland. It includes applications for residence and work permits, family reunification, appeals against administrative decisions, and issues linked to naturalization. The approach is both precise and humane, aiming to protect the rights of individuals while ensuring compliance with Swiss immigration regulations.

Property law governs rights over tangible things, other assets treated as such, as well as animals. Real rights notably include ownership, real estate and movable pledges (such as mortgages), and servitudes (such as usufruct).
This field concerns the support and representation of individuals who have suffered harm as a result of criminal acts. It ensures that victims’ rights are fully upheld and that they receive the protection, assistance, and compensation to which they are entitled. The approach combines legal expertise with empathy, guiding victims through each stage of the process with care and respect.
Renold & Associé·e·s has extensive experience advising both employers and employees on all aspects of employment law. The Firm provides comprehensive support in the prevention, management, and resolution of employment disputes, including the representation of clients before specialized labor courts.
Whether you are involved in criminal proceedings as a defendant or as a complainant, Renold & Associé·e·s will be by your side. We provide assistance both prior to any potential proceedings and throughout every stage of the process.
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The protection of intangible assets is essential both for businesses—whose intellectual property rights may represent the core of their portfolio—and for creators, whose need to safeguard their works is all the more critical in the digital age.
Renold & Associé·e·s assists and represents clients in all matters relating to the protection of adults and children. The Firm intervenes in situations involving vulnerability, incapacity, or family conflict, whether to safeguard personal welfare, manage assets, or ensure the best interests of the child. Its lawyers combine legal precision with a sensitive and human approach, always mindful of the dignity and well-being of the individuals concerned.