Thought Leaders

Balz Gross is the head of Homburger's litigation and arbitration teams which have more than 20 lawyers specialising in international arbitration. Balz Gross graduated (summa cum laude) from the University of Zurich in 1989 (lic iur) and received his doctorate in 1996. He graduated from Harvard Law School in 1995.  

Balz Gross's practice focuses on international arbitration proceedings relating to all aspects of commercial law. He has acted as party counsel in more than 100 international arbitrations and also acted as counsel in numerous large, mostly international proceedings before the state courts in all Swiss cantons, also in proceedings involving criminal law issues. Balz Gross also frequently acts as arbitrator in international arbitration proceedings. He is described as a leading litigator and arbitration counsel by leading practice guides, including by WWL: Commercial Litigation, WWL: Arbitration, WWL: Management Labour and Employment and WWL: Product Liability Defence.

Balz Gross is the co-author of the commentary on the Swiss federal act on jurisdiction and enforcement (section on contracts); the commentary on articles 68 to 96 of the Swiss Code of Obligations (relating to performance); and the commentary on the new Swiss Federal Act on Civil Procedure (section intervention, joinder, litis denuntiatio) and the Swiss Labour Act (section on leave, free days, etc). He has also published articles on legal proceedings, fraud and money laundering, recovery of assets and liability in tort.

Balz Gross is the head of Homburger's multidisciplinary employment and executive compensation team, which has more than 20 lawyers specialised in all aspects of employment and executive compensation. He is also the head of Homburger's dispute team. Balz Gross graduated (summa cum laude) from the University of Zurich in 1989 (lic iur), and he received an LLM degree from Harvard Law School in 1995 and a doctorate from Zurich University in 1996. He graduated from Harvard Law School in 1995.

Balz Gross's practice focuses on complex domestic and international litigation relating to all aspects of employment law. He has extensive expertise in employment litigation and executive compensation, in particular employee share plans, and advises on employment issues in connection with mass dismissals and transfer of undertaking situations. He acted as counsel in numerous large, mostly international proceedings before the state courts in all Swiss cantons, and in proceedings involving criminal law issues. He has also acted as party counsel in approximately 100 international arbitrations. He is listed as a global and a national leader in WWL, and named as a leading litigator and arbitration counsel by the main practice area guides.

Balz Gross is the co-author of the commentary on the Swiss federal act on jurisdiction and enforcement (section on contracts); the commentary on articles 68 to 96 of the Swiss Code of Obligations (relating to performance); and the commentary on the new Swiss Federal Act on Civil Procedure (section intervention, joinder, litis denuntiatio) and the Swiss Labour Act (section on leave, free days, etc). He has also published articles on legal proceedings, fraud and money laundering, recovery of assets, and liability in tort.

Balz Gross is the head of Homburger's litigation and arbitration teams which have more than 40 qualified lawyers specialising in dispute resolution. Balz Gross graduated (summa cum laude) from the University of Zurich in 1989 (lic iur) and received his doctorate in 1996. He graduated from Harvard Law School in 1995.

Balz Gross's practice focuses on complex domestic and international litigation relating to all aspects of commercial law. He acted as counsel in numerous large, mostly international proceedings before the state courts in all Swiss cantons, also in proceedings involving criminal law issues. He has also acted as party counsel in more than 100 international arbitrations. He is described as a leading litigator and arbitration counsel by leading practice guides, including by WWL: Commercial Litigation, WWL: Arbitration, WWL: Management Labour and Employment and WWL: Product Liability Defence.

Balz Gross is the co-author of the commentary on the Swiss federal act on jurisdiction and enforcement (section on contracts); the commentary on articles 68 to 96 of the Swiss Code of Obligations (relating to performance); and the commentary on the new Swiss Federal Act on Civil Procedure (section intervention, joinder, litis denuntiatio) and the Swiss Labour Act (section on leave, free days, etc). He has also published articles on legal proceedings, fraud and money laundering, recovery of assets and liability in tort.

Balz Gross is the head of Homburger's litigation and arbitration teams which have more than 20 lawyers specialising in international arbitration. Balz Gross graduated (summa cum laude) from the University of Zurich in 1989 (lic iur) and received his doctorate in 1996. He graduated from Harvard Law School in 1995.  

Balz Gross's practice focuses on international arbitration proceedings relating to all aspects of commercial law. He has acted as party counsel in more than 100 international arbitrations and also acted as counsel in numerous large, mostly international proceedings before the state courts in all Swiss cantons, also in proceedings involving criminal law issues. He is described as a leading litigator and arbitration counsel by leading practice guides, including by WWL: Commercial Litigation, WWL: Arbitration, WWL: Management Labour and Employment and WWL: Product Liability Defence.

Balz Gross is the co-author of the commentary on the Swiss federal act on jurisdiction and enforcement (section on contracts); the commentary on articles 68 to 96 of the Swiss Code of Obligations (relating to performance); and the commentary on the new Swiss Federal Act on Civil Procedure (section intervention, joinder, litis denuntiatio) and the Swiss Labour Act (section on leave, free days, etc). He has also published articles on legal proceedings, fraud and money laundering, recovery of assets and liability in tort.

Balz Gross is the head of Homburger's multi-disciplinary employment and executive compensation team, which has more than 20 lawyers specialised in all aspects of employment and executive compensation. He is also the head of Homburger's litigation and arbitration teams. Balz Gross graduated (summa cum laude) from the University of Zurich in 1989 (lic iur) and received his doctorate in 1996. He graduated from Harvard Law School in 1995.

Balz Gross's practice focuses on complex domestic and international litigation relating to all aspects of employment law. He has extensive expertise in employment litigation and executive compensation, in particular employee share plans and advises on employment issues in connection with mass dismissals and transfer of undertaking situations. He acted as counsel in numerous large, mostly international proceedings before the state courts in all Swiss cantons, also in proceedings involving criminal law issues. He has also acted as party counsel in approximately 100 international arbitrations. He is described as a leading litigator and arbitration counsel by leading practice guides, including by WWL: Commercial Litigation, WWL: Arbitration, WWL: Management Labour and Employment and WWL: Product Liability Defence.

Balz Gross is the co-author of the commentary on the Swiss federal act on jurisdiction and enforcement (section on contracts); the commentary on articles 68 to 96 of the Swiss Code of Obligations (relating to performance); and the commentary on the new Swiss Federal Act on Civil Procedure (section intervention, joinder, litis denuntiatio) and the Swiss Labour Act (section on leave, free days, etc). He has also published articles on legal proceedings, fraud and money laundering, recovery of assets and liability in tort.

Balz Gross is the head of Homburger's litigation and arbitration teams which have more than 40 qualified lawyers specialising in dispute resolution. Balz Gross graduated (summa cum laude) from the University of Zurich in 1989 (lic iur) and received his doctorate in 1996. He graduated from Harvard Law School in 1995.

Balz Gross's practice focuses on complex domestic and international litigation relating to all aspects of commercial law. He acted as counsel in numerous large, mostly international proceedings before the state courts in all Swiss cantons, also in proceedings involving criminal law issues. He has also acted as party counsel in approximately 100 international arbitrations. He is described as a leading litigator and arbitration counsel by leading practice guides, including by WWL: Commercial Litigation, WWL: Arbitration, WWL: Management Labour and Employment and WWL: Product Liability Defence.

Balz Gross is the co-author of the commentary on the Swiss federal act on jurisdiction and enforcement (section on contracts); the commentary on articles 68 to 96 of the Swiss Code of Obligations (relating to performance); and the commentary on the new Swiss Federal Act on Civil Procedure (section intervention, joinder, litis denuntiatio) and the Swiss Labour Act (section on leave, free days, etc). He has also published articles on legal proceedings, fraud and money laundering, recovery of assets and liability in tort.