Attorneys at Law
Martin Hermann
MMag. LL.M.
Partner, Attorney at Law
Biography
Education-
2012 - 2013
LL.M. studies at the University of Cape Town - UCT (specialisation: Social Justice)
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2007 - 2013
Diploma in Law and Philosophy, Leopold-Franzens University, Innsbruck, Austria
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1996 - 2004
Liechtenstein Grammar School, Vaduz
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since 2024
Partner, Schwärzler Attorneys at Law, Vaduz, Liechtenstein
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since 2017
Attorney at Law, Schwärzler Attorneys at Law, Vaduz, Liechtenstein
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2014 - 2016
Associate, Schwärzler Attorneys at Law, Schaan, Liechtenstein
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2011
Internship, Princely Court of Justice, Vaduz, Liechtenstein
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German, English
Publications + Lectures
2024
Withdrawal from the life insurance contract
2024
UPDATE Insurance law
2024
Groundbreaking decision regarding retrocessions
2024
New Ruling on retrocessions
2024
Practical update in the Liechtenstein Law Journal on the topic of retrocessions
2023
ESA examines conformity of new Limitation Rule regarding retrocessions with European law
2023
Constitutional Court upholds nullity of waiver clauses by major Liechtenstein Bank in retrocession matters – Confirmation of established case Law
2023
Retrocessions: 01.06.2023 as a turning point for the Liechtenstein financial center?
2023
State Court of Justice confirms decision of the Supreme Court on the right to object – plaintiff receives millions
2023
Retrocessions in Liechtenstein
2023
Speaker at STEP Annual Conference in Tel Aviv
2022
Directors' and Officers' Liability in Liechtenstein – Developments and Current Challenges for Boards of Trustees in Connection with retrocessions
Overview of the recent developments in Liechtenstein case law and Case law and legislation on the subject of retrocessions.
2022
State Court overturns decision of the Supreme Court
2022
Constitutional Court confirms decision of the Supreme Court
2022
Martin Hermann, LL.M. criticises government clarifications
2021
Interview: Planned amendment to the law on retrocessions
2021
Retrocessions – requirements for a valid waiver
2020
Retrocessions in Liechtenstein/Supreme Court leading decision: Retrocessions must be surrendered to clients - 30-year limitation period
2019