Martina Herzog | Pestalozzi Attorneys at Law

Martina Herzog

Associate
Attorney at Law, Dr. iur.

Feldeggstrasse 4
8008 Zurich
Switzerland
T +41 44 217 92 29
martina.herzog@pestalozzilaw.com

vCard CV (pdf) Publications list (pdf)

Martina Herzog is an associate and member of Pestalozzi's Corporate / M&A group in Zurich. Her practice focuses on corporate, employment and immigration law. She regularly advises clients in Swiss immigration and labor law incl. complex cross border matters.

Career

2021
  • University of Bern: Dr. iur.
  • Associate at Pestalozzi
2018
  • Bar admission: Switzerland
  • Research assistant at the Institute for Economic Law at the University of Bern
2016
  • Legal clerk at the District Court of Aarau
2015
  • Junior research assistant at the Institute for Economic Law at the University of Bern
  • University of Bern: Master of Law
  • Junior associate at a law firm in Aarau
2014
  • University of Bern: Bachelor of Law

Languages

German, English

Membership

  • Swiss Bar Association (SAV)
  • Zurich Bar Association (ZAV)

Deals and Cases

Pestalozzi advised RUAG International in the sale of the Lithography division to Zeiss SMT

06.09.2024

Pestalozzi advised RUAG International in the sale of the Lithography division to Zeiss SMT

Pestalozzi advised Atomico as Lead Investor in USD 20 million Series A Round

25.07.2024

Pestalozzi advised Atomico as Lead Investor in USD 20 million Series A Round

Pestalozzi advised Corza Medical on its acquisition of Tachosil manufacture operations from Takeda

01.07.2024

Pestalozzi advised Corza Medical on its acquisition of Tachosil manufacture operations from Takeda

Publications

BGer 4A_396/2022 of 7 October 2023 (leading decision): Ordinary dismissal because of incapacity to work due to illness

By Martina Herzog, Andreas Lienhard, Ioannis Meili: Legal Update, Zurich 2023

BGer 4A_189/2023 of 4 October 2023: Termination of employment following a warning without a new breach

By Martina Herzog, Andreas Lienhard, Katja Stehrenberger: Legal Update, Zurich 2023

No salary payment during a lockdown ordered by the authorities because of the Coronavirus

By Martina Herzog, Andreas Lienhard: Legal Update, Zurich 2023
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