Eva Müller Associate
Attorney at Law, LL.M.

Eva Müller
Associate
Attorney at Law, LL.M.
+41 58 450 80 00
eva.mueller@lenzstaehelin.com 		Zurich
Brandschenkestrasse 24
CH-8027 Zurich
www.lenzstaehelin.com

  • Expertise

    Eva Müller is an associate at our Zurich office. Much of her work involves advising companies and creditors in national and cross-border insolvency and restructuring cases. Eva holds an LL.M. in Environmental Law and she regularly advises clients in matters related to ESG, climate, and sustainability. She is a member of the firm's Insolvency and Restructuring, Corporate and M&A, Litigation and Arbitration as well as Banking and Finance practice groups.

  • Tätigkeitsbereiche

    Insolvency and Restructuring ESG Banking and Finance Commercial and Contracts Litigation and Arbitration

  • Berufserfahrung und Ausbildung

    und Ausbildung

    2021Associate, Lenz & Staehelin
    2024William S. Richardson School of Law (LL.M.)
    2020Swiss Bar Admission
    2018University of Fribourg (MLaw)
    2016University of Fribourg (BLaw)

  • Fachgebiete

    Insolvency and Restructuring, ESG, Environmental and Climate Law, Commercial and Contracts

  • Sprachen

    German, English, French

  • Mitgliedschaften

    Zurich Bar Association (ZAV), Swiss Bar Association (SAV), INSOL Europe

  • AUSGEWÄHLTE PUBLIKATIONEN

    • Müller E., Das Insolvenzrecht im Lichte der Umwelt- und Klimakrise, in: Anwaltsrevue|Revue de l'avocat, June 2024
    • Luginbühl T., Müller E., Restructuring & Insolvency 2023 - Switzerland, in: The Legal 500 Country Comparative Guides, July 2023
    • Luginbühl T., Müller E., Restructuring & Insolvency 2023 - Switzerland, in: International Comparative Legal Guides, 17th edition, May 2023

  • Kontakt Details

    Zurich eva.mueller@lenzstaehelin.com
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Publikationen

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Insights

Insights – 20.12.2024

Swiss Climate Transition Reporting: Key Developments

Swiss Climate Transition Reporting: Key Developments

On 1 January 2025, the Swiss Climate and Innovation Act ("CIA") and its implementing regulation, the Climate Protection Ordinance ("CPO"), will enter into force, formalizing Switzerland's long-term climate protection goals. Among other measures, the new framework mandates that Swiss companies achieve net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050. Notably, the CIA and CPO provide essential guidance for the development of transition plans, which are set to become a central element for companies subject to mandatory climate reporting requirements.

Insights – 10.04.2024

Climate change landmark case – European Court of Human Rights condemns Switzerland for not doing enough against climate change

Climate change landmark case – European Court of Human Rights condemns…

In a historic ruling, the European Court of Human Rights ("Court") found that the European Convention on Human Rights ("Convention") encompasses a right to effective protection by the State authorities against the adverse effects of climate change. The Court found that Switzerland had failed to act in a timely and sufficient manner to adopt and implement relevant legislation and measures to mitigate climate change, violating Article 8 of the Convention. Although the judgment is final and binding, the Court did not order Switzerland to take specific measures to comply with the ruling. This new case law will undoubtedly have a significant symbolic and political impact. While the rights protected under the Convention are not directly applicable to private entities such as companies, the judgment may however add further momentum to so-called horizontal climate change lawsuits brought against private entities.

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