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Switzerland’s Ongoing Hostility to Discovery and Testimony

Kirk Hartley
Feb 21, 2013
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DRI’s For the Defense for February 2013 includes an interesting article on Switzerland’s hostility to non-Swiss persons taking testimony in Switzerland. The article is by Swiss lawyers, and is at page 74. The article is not yet online, but will be along with other issues of the journal. Not a surprising state of affairs for a secretive tax haven.

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