Stephanie Fuld

Stephanie Fuld is excellent. She has a lot of expertise and her level of service and client awareness is amazing.

Stephanie Fuld has a wide-ranging practice that encompasses mass dismissals, employee transfers, work permits and social security issues. Sources commend her for being clear, direct and pragmatic.

Stephanie Fuld is a revered practitioner with formidable expertise in immigration matters, covering transfer of executives from different countries and administration of work permits.

Stephanie Fuld is, in addition to being very competent, very nice. It is a pleasure to work with her.

Stephanie Fuld is technically knowledgeable, reliable and accessible. Commentators state that they are impressed with her level of knowledge and the proposals she produces, along with her ability to turn a difficult situation into an easy process.

Stephanie Fuld is the key contact for employment disputes

Stephanie Fuld at BIANCHISCHWALD leads the firms employment group. She is frequently engaged in assisting international and Swiss clients on a wide array of immigration and social security matters

Stephanie Fuld has very broad knowledge and expertise in employment law, with a very strong customer mindset. She makes herself available, is highly reliable and her work is of outstanding quality, and she is very approachable: very pleasant to work with

The very responsive and pragmatic team at BianchiSchwald LLC is a very good choice for employment matters in Western Switzerland, and has particular strength in immigration issues. Stephanie Fuld is very knowledgeable and provides efficient support

Stephanie Fuld is incredibly responsive and puts things into laymans terms

Head of labour law practice group Stephanie Fuld advises on a range of employment, employee benefits and data protection issues. Sources state that she is a great lawyer who is really well regarded by the community of employment law practitioners

The knowledgeable Stephanie Fuld is very good at understanding the issues at stake and has a solution-oriented approach