Mathieu Blanc

Mathieu Blanc has been practising for many years in the different fields of commercial law. He regularly advises local or international companies in all stages of their constitution and development as well as during corporate transfers and successions or for issues of governance (drawing up shareholders’ agreements, financing, organisation of the board of directors).Mathieu Blanc also advises numerous clients for the drawing up and negotiation of sales contracts. He furthermore assists public and private authorities in the field of construction law or public contracts.He is the author of a number of publications, mainly in corporate law, including his PhD thesis devoted to the theme of Corporate Governance in groups of companies which won him different prizes. He regularly gives conferences in his areas of expertise.After getting a law degree from the universities of Lausanne and Zurich, he worked at the Centre du droit de l’entreprise of the University of Lausanne (CEDIDAC). He then got his admission to the bar in 2010. He worked within two of the biggest Swiss law firms before joining Kasser Schlosser in 2016 as a partner.Mathieu Blanc practices equally as well in French and English and also has a good working knowledge of German and Italian.Alongside his activity as a lawyer, he sits as a member of the Grand Council of the canton of Vaud within which he is a member of the permanent commission of legal affairs.

Mathieu Blanc has been practising for many years in the different fields of commercial law. He regularly advises local or international companies in all stages of their constitution and development as well as during corporate transfers and successions or for issues of governance (drawing up shareholders’ agreements, financing, organisation of the board of directors).Mathieu Blanc also advises numerous clients for the drawing up and negotiation of sales contracts. He furthermore assists public and private authorities in the field of construction law or public contracts.He is the author of a number of publications, mainly in corporate law, including his PhD thesis devoted to the theme of Corporate Governance in groups of companies which won him different prizes. He regularly gives conferences in his areas of expertise.After getting a law degree from the universities of Lausanne and Zurich, he worked at the Centre du droit de l’entreprise of the University of Lausanne (CEDIDAC). He then got his admission to the bar in 2010. He worked within two of the biggest Swiss law firms before joining Kasser Schlosser in 2016 as a partner.Mathieu Blanc practices equally as well in French and English and also has a good working knowledge of German and Italian.Alongside his activity as a lawyer, he sits as a member of the Grand Council of the canton of Vaud within which he is a member of the permanent commission of legal affairs.

Mathieu Blanc has been practising for many years in the different fields of commercial law. He regularly advises local or international companies in all stages of their constitution and development as well as during corporate transfers and successions or for issues of governance (drawing up shareholders’ agreements, financing, organisation of the board of directors).

Mathieu Blanc also advises numerous clients for the drawing up and negotiation of sales contracts. He furthermore assists public and private authorities in the field of construction law or public contracts.

He is the author of a number of publications, mainly in corporate law, including his PhD thesis devoted to the theme of Corporate Governance in groups of companies which won him different prizes. He regularly gives conferences in his areas of expertise.

After getting a law degree from the universities of Lausanne and Zurich, he worked at the Centre du droit de l’entreprise of the University of Lausanne (CEDIDAC). He then got his admission to the bar in 2010. He worked within two of the biggest Swiss law firms before joining Kasser Schlosser in 2016 as a partner.

Mathieu Blanc practices equally as well in French and English and also has a good working knowledge of German and Italian.Alongside his activity as a lawyer, he sits as a member of the Grand Council of the canton of Vaud within which he is a member of the permanent commission of legal affairs.