Pestalozzi attends the IBA Annual Conference 2026
Like in previous years, a Pestalozzi delegation will be attending this year's IBA Conference in Copenhagen.
As Switzerland's longest established law firm, Pestalozzi provides comprehensive legal advice in all areas of business law. Drawing on our wide-ranging experience and the total commitment of our people, we help our clients to achieve their goals quickly and efficiently. Our firm is known for diversity, integrity, outstanding quality standards and proven effectiveness.
Pestalozzi’s new perspectives, fresh thinking and rigorous questioning are key to innovation in today’s markets.
Personal meetings during IBA 2026
With a meeting room at Hotel l'Angleterre, we are well equipped to hold qualitative and sustainable discussions with other law firms. We can exchange ideas without being disturbed and are also catered for.
If you are interested in meeting the Pestalozzi delegation, please get in touch with our IBA Team under iba@pestalozzilaw.com.
Venue for our firm meetings: Hotel l'Angleterre | Salon 2 | Kongens Nytorv 34 | 1050 Copenhagen | Denmark | Maps
About IBA 2026
The conference will take place in Copenhagen from 4 – 9 October 2026. For more information about the IBA please click here.
Speaking Engagement
At Pestalozzi, every member of our IBA delegation plays a vital role in representing our firm. In addition to their valuable contributions, the following members have specific roles within the IBA:
- Sarah Drukarch, WIPO Liaison, Intellectual Property and Entertainment Law Committee: Co-Moderation of the roundtable "Green brands on thin ice: IP protection and the legal limits of sustainability claims." The discussion will explore the growing tension between sustainability-driven branding strategies and the legal boundaries imposed by trademark, unfair competition, and advertising law. It will examine how "green" product names, labels, and brand narratives are assessed under different legal frameworks, including evidentiary requirements and enforcement risks. The roundtable will also consider how companies can align their intellectual property strategies with ESG objectives while mitigating the risk of greenwashing allegations and protecting long-term brand value.
