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Evelyne Noth Law Office is a general practice in Zurich with focus on the banking and finance industry and the construction and real estate industry.

The personal care and confidence of the clients is vital for Evelyne Noth Law Office. The long-standing experience and the professional expertise as well as the personal committment grants high quality of advice, even under time pressure and in case of complex issues. It strives to support clients efficiently and pragmatically, in consideration of fair fees. The practices areas of Evelyne Noth Law Office are: Banking law, capital markets law, construction law (public and private), real estate law, including tenancy law, general contract law, employment law, commercial and corporate law, art law, debt enforcement and insolvency law, litigation. Evelyne Noth studied at the University of St. Gall (lic. iur. HSG) und at the National University of Singapore (NUS) (LL.M. Corporate and Financial Services Law). In 2001, she gained admission to the Zurich bar, and in 2009, she was admitted as solicitor of the Senior Courts in England and Wales (currently not practising). Before opening her own law office in April 2014, she worked as an attorney-at-law with Bär & Karrer from 2002 to 2003 and from 2004 to 2005 as foreign counsel with Herbert Smith LLP in Singapore. From 2005 to 2013, she worked as legal counsel in the legal department of UBS AG, Investment Bank. Evelyne Noth advises and represents parties as counsel and in litigation cases before court and authorities. Her working languages are German and English. Evelyne Noth is registered with the attorney's register of the Canton of Zurich. She is a member of the Zurich and Swiss Bar Association. Evelyne Noth published an article about Switzerland's New Federal Act on the International Transfer of Cultural Property, Art Antiquity and Law, Vol. X, Issue 1, S. 73 - 91 (Co-Autor Michael Noth) and an article about the Legal Nature and Conditions of Prospectus Liability according to the Swiss Code of Obligations - an Overview, Current Judicial Practice (AJP), 12/2002, pages 1435 - 1462 (Co-author Michael Noth).