No one could have predicted that an obscure legal structure designed to be used by Swiss sports clubs and other non-profits would end up fundamentally reshaping the legal industry.
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Eversheds and Wragges opted against the verein structure for their recent mergers – could its popularity be coming to an end?
March 23, 2017 at 07:04 AM
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No one could have predicted that an obscure legal structure designed to be used by Swiss sports clubs and other non-profits would end up fundamentally reshaping the legal industry.
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