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Rolex Appoints First Ever General Counsel
The lawyer starts at the iconic brand in January after 27 years at his Swiss firm.
November 19, 2024 at 06:41 AM
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Luxury watch brand Rolex has appointed its first ever group general counsel, hiring a partner from Switzerland-based disputes law firm Lalive.
Alexander Troller will join Rolex in January 2025, and be based in Geneva. He has been with Lalive for just over 27 years, having first joined in 1997.
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