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Esposito Legal advice is a multidisciplinary service created by Naomi Esposito in 2022 which advises and defends employees and individuals.
We cover all legal areas and provide quick answers to your legal questions and quality services by telephone or in writing. We also examine legal documents and offer further legal assistance, such as drawing up contracts, agreements, requests to authorities, etc.
Esposito legal advice will support you in your professional and private life and will seek to find the most suitable solutions for you.

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Received a Swiss Penal Order? Your Rights and Options

If you receive a penal order in Switzerland – for example, due to speeding – you must quickly decide how to proceed. A penal order is a proposal by the public prosecutor to conclude the case without a court trial. If you disagree, you must file a written objection within ten days. What Is a Penal Order? A penal order is a proposal for judgment in minor cases (e.g., fines or financial penalties up to 180 daily rates). Around 95% of criminal cases in Switzerland end this way. I

Nov 31 min read

August 1st and Public Holidays in Switzerland: What the Law Says

August 1st, Swiss National Day, is the only public holiday recognized at the federal level across Switzerland. By law, it is treated like...

Aug 11 min read

Employing a Domestic Worker in Switzerland: Key Legal Considerations

Hiring a domestic worker for a few hours a week may seem straightforward at first glance. However, it makes you an employer subject to...

May 122 min read

As of January 1, 2025

As of January 1, 2025, several major reforms will come into effect in Switzerland, impacting various areas of law. Here is an overview of...

Feb 32 min read

Naomi Esposito is a lawyer who began her law studies at the Sorbonne in Paris and then completed her Master of Law in Friborg in Switzerland. She has worked as a legal advisor, 5 years in the banking sector and for 2 years in an employers' association. She specializes in labor law and inheritance law. She speaks French, Italian, German, English and some Spanish.

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Received a Swiss Penal Order? Your Rights and Options

August 1st and Public Holidays in Switzerland: What the Law Says

Employing a Domestic Worker in Switzerland: Key Legal Considerations

As of January 1, 2025

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