Lustenberger Glaus & Partner
Attorneys at Law, Zurich
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Urs Lustenberger

Hannes Glaus

Nikola Bellofatto

Peter Jüstel

Tobias Zuberbühler

B. Gino Koenig

Marco Schmid¹

Yvonne Dharshing-Elser

Jean-Claude Spillmann

Michael Burkhard²


¹ Rechtsanwalt und Notar / attorney and notary public
² ohne Anwaltspatent / not admitted to the bar

 

Lic. iur. Tobias Zuberbühler, LL.M., born 1969, was admitted to the bar in Switzerland in 1999 and is a partner of Lustenberger Glaus & Partner since 2005.

 

Education and Professional Experience: Tobias Zuberbühler graduated from the University of Zurich Law School in 1994 (lic. iur.) and obtained a Master of Laws degree of International Legal Studies (LL.M.) at Golden Gate University, San Francisco in 1996. After a clerkship with Wyler & Lustenberger in 1997/1998, he was an associate with Meyer Müller Eckert Partners in Zurich from 1998-2005. Tobias Zuberbühler is a WIPO Domain Name Panelist and predominantly involved in international arbitration.

 

Practice Areas:

  • International Commercial Arbitration
  • International and Domestic Litigation
  • Internet Law
  • Intellectual Property
  • Agency and Distribution

 

Arbitration Panels:

  • Swiss Chambers of Commerce
  • International Chamber of Commerce (ICC)
  • WIPO Domain Name Panelist

Publications:

  • World Intellectual Property Organisation (WIPO), in: Gola / Götz Stachelin / Graf (eds.), Institutional Arbiration, Tasks and Powers of Different Arbitration Institutions, Zürich / Basel / Geneva 2009, 293 - 310
  • Signatory or Not? Groups, Affiliates and MBOs, Case Note on Swiss Supreme Court Decision of 22 January 2008, 4A_244/2007, ASA Bulletin 3/2008, 559-564
  • Tobias Zuberbühler: Non-Signatories and the Consensus to Arbitrate, ASA Bulletin, 1/2008, 18-34
  • Co-Editor, "Practical Aspects of Arbitrating EC Competition Law", Zurich 2007
  • Co-Editor, "Swiss Rules of International Arbitration", Commentary, Zurich 2005
  • Online-Arbitration for Domain Name Dispute Resolution, SJZ (Swiss Journal of Jurisprudence) 2001 No. 23, 562 (in German)

Associations:

  • Zurich and Swiss Bar Associations
  • Swiss Arbitration Association (ASA)
  • International Young Lawyers Association (AIJA; Executive Committee and President of the Arbitration Commission)
  • International Bar Association (IBA)
  • London Court of International Arbitration (LCIA)
  • German Institution of Arbitration (DIS)

 

Languages: German, English (7 years USA), French.

 

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