Mergers & Acquisitions
Due diligence, share purchase agreements, representations and warranties, and closing coordination for mid-market transactions in Switzerland.
Claims Coordinator · Corporate Law · M&A · Startup Advisory
Advising founders, SMEs, and corporate clients on Swiss company law, transactions, and governance from Lucerne.
Dominik Ziegler coordinates corporate and commercial matters for clients whose businesses are formed, financed, restructured, or sold. He supports Swiss SMEs, family businesses, and technology ventures that need structured guidance aligned with commercial reality, not theoretical models.
Based in Lucerne, Dominik works with Eva Soldati-Schnyder to extend the practice's corporate capability while maintaining the direct client relationship the firm is known for. He coordinates regularly on matters where company assets intersect with estate or matrimonial questions.
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Due diligence, share purchase agreements, representations and warranties, and closing coordination for mid-market transactions in Switzerland.
Incorporation (AG/GmbH), founder agreements, employee participation plans, and seed and growth-stage investment documentation.
Board advisory, shareholder resolutions, compliance with the Swiss Code of Obligations, and internal policy frameworks.
Distribution, licensing, service, and supply agreements, including cross-border elements where Swiss law governs.
From international training to Zurich private practice
Dominik completed his legal studies at the University of Zurich, focusing on commercial law, corporate governance, and regulatory frameworks affecting growing businesses.
After practical training in commercial advisory work and dispute support, he developed a strong foundation in handling matters involving companies, owners, and contractual relationships.
He spent several years at a mid-size commercial practice, advising owner-managed companies and family enterprises on transactions, governance, and commercial agreements.
He deepened his expertise in international commercial work, focusing on operational compliance, corporate decision-making, and the legal needs of businesses working across jurisdictions.
Dominik established an independent practice and joined the evalaw.ch team, where he works on business-facing matters involving corporate structure, commercial risk, and long-term client relationships.
Dominik's clients typically come to him at decision points: before a transaction, during a shareholder dispute, or when a startup prepares for its first institutional investment. He prioritises documents that reflect how the business actually operates and timelines that respect commercial deadlines.
Claims coordinator supporting corporate and commercial matter intake and case coordination under Eva Soldati-Schnyder's supervision.
Estate, international & corporate law specialists