When reports come in through whistleblowing channels or concerns about employee conduct otherwise arise, a recurring issue has been whether internal investigations must consider the principles of criminal procedural law. In a recent decision, the Federal Supreme Court held that this was not the case and confirmed a reasonable balance between the obligations of employers and the rights of employees provided for by Swiss law.
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Adriana Garcia Kapeller
BrowsingAdriana Garcia Kapeller is an associate in Baker McKenzie's Litigation & Dispute Resolution and Investigations, Compliance & Ethics departments in Geneva. She studied law at the Universities of Geneva, Basel and Ottawa.
Prior to joining the Firm, she worked as an associate in a law firm in Geneva.
Adriana was admitted to the bar in 2017.
Prior to joining the Firm, she worked as an associate in a law firm in Geneva.
Adriana was admitted to the bar in 2017.