Today’s public sector is characterised by extraordinary dynamics and the development of new service models. Growing demands shape the relationship between institutions, companies and private individuals. The law firm Public Sector Law answers your questions in the field of public commercial law and guides you unerringly through negotiations and conflicts.
Personalized medicine, increasing pressure on costs and the informed patient are just a few of the buzzwords that express the dynamics of the healthcare sector. Numerous legal issues arise at the interface between service providers, payers (insurance) and individuals. Public Sector Law informs you about risks and side effects and represents you as a party in legal proceedings.
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The Swiss procurement market comprises an annual volume of around CHF 40 billion. The procurement law framework, which is currently being revised by the Confederation and the cantons, is also extensive. IT contracts and major infrastructure tenders raise complex questions. Must a contract be put out to public tender? How should the criteria be weighted? Does it make sense to challenge the award? These are just a few of the issues for which Public Sector Law can support you with its extensive experience. We provide the necessary legal advice and conduct proceedings at all levels.
Litigation is another core competence of Public Sector Law. Administrative proceedings are subject to different rules than proceedings under civil law. The deadlines are short, special principles apply to the parties and the judgments are handed down by administrative courts. For this reason, our sound procedural knowledge through many years of experience is essential in litigation.
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With the energy sector and public utilities, an entire industry is undergoing change. From alternative energy sources to certification systems, Public Sector Law has the big picture. We advise public utilities and related companies as well as municipal organisations.
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The governance of public institutions is regulated by law. At the same time, there is an increasing need for more flexible structures. This calls for innovative approaches. Public Sector Law analyses internal processes for you and outlines solutions for future-oriented governance.
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