Printable CV - Schellenberg Wittmer

Blaise Stucki, LL.M.
PAR TNER
Schellenberg Wittmer Ltd / Attorneys at Law
15bis, rue des Alpes / P.O. Box 2088
1211 Geneva 1 / Switzerland
T +41 22 707 8000 / F +41 22 707 8001
[email protected]
Blaise Stucki is a partner in Schellenberg Wittmer's Dispute Resolution Group
in Geneva. He has represented clients in courts and before arbitration tribunals
in cases involving a range of subject areas, including banking, shareholder and
partnership, construction, shipping and trade, oil and gas, trusts and estates,
and other commercial matters. He has considerable experience of crossborder multi-jurisdictional litigation and many of his representations involve
the enforcement of foreign decisions, freezing injunctions, and international
legal assistance in civil matters.
Blaise Stucki is the author or co-author of several publications on topics
relating to international litigation and arbitration which are frequently cited by
courts. He is a member of the International Law Section of the American Bar
Association, the Swiss Arbitration Association, and the Geneva Bar.
A 1996 graduate of the University of Geneva School of Law, Blaise Stucki
received a Master of Laws degree (LL.M.) in commercial and corporate law
from the London School of Economics and Political Science in 2001. Before
joining Schellenberg Wittmer in 2001, he worked as in-house counsel for a
Swiss bank both in Geneva and London. In 2006, he was a foreign associate with
Debevoise & Plimpton LLP in New York.
www.swlegal.ch
AR EAS O F PR ACTICE
Dispute Resolution; International Arbitration
PER SO NAL INFO R MATIO N
Bar Admission: Switzerland 2000
Office: Geneva
Languages: French, English, German
SEL ECTED PUB L ICATIO NS
> Le régime des décisions superprovisionnelles et
provisionnelles du code de procédure civile
> Sentence arbitrale étrangère, séquestre et
exequatur
> Les adaptations du droit du séquestre dans le cadre
de la mise en œuvre de la Convention de Lugano de
2007
> Preventing Payment under a Documentary Credit
> Note sur l'ATF129 III 727