
Joanna
Didisheim
Associate
Geneva
Member of the Geneva Bar
Expertise
- Cross-border litigation
- Fraud & White-collar crime
- Asset recovery
- Enforcement
- Fraud & White-collar crime
- Asset recovery
- Enforcement
Professional background
- Practiced litigation at LALIVE in Geneva
- Served as a legal trainee at the Embassy of Switzerland in the United States
- Served as a legal trainee at the Embassy of Switzerland in the United States
Education
- Certificate of Advanced Studies in Legal Professions from the University of Geneva, 2018
- King’s College London (LL.M. in international dispute resolution), 2017
- Master of Law from the University of Zurich, 2017
- Bachelor of Law from the University of Lausanne, 2015
- King’s College London (LL.M. in international dispute resolution), 2017
- Master of Law from the University of Zurich, 2017
- Bachelor of Law from the University of Lausanne, 2015
Languages
- French
- English
- German
- English
- German
Professional affiliations
- Admitted to the Geneva bar, 2020
Publications
- Swiss government to shine a light on greenwashing, with Nicolas Ollivier, Lexology (online) 2022
- Business and human rights: Swiss companies face new due diligence obligations, with Sandrine Giroud, Warren Martin, and Anton Vallélian, Lexology (online) 2021
- Corporate cross-border corruption sanctioned in Switzerland, with Benoît Mauron, Lexology (online) 2021
- The Cum-Ex tax scandal – a fraud on the investor?, with Nicolas Ollivier, IBA Banking Law Committee 2021
- Joanna Didisheim, Déterminisme et Responsabilité Pénale: Inconciliables?, sui-generis 2017
- Business and human rights: Swiss companies face new due diligence obligations, with Sandrine Giroud, Warren Martin, and Anton Vallélian, Lexology (online) 2021
- Corporate cross-border corruption sanctioned in Switzerland, with Benoît Mauron, Lexology (online) 2021
- The Cum-Ex tax scandal – a fraud on the investor?, with Nicolas Ollivier, IBA Banking Law Committee 2021
- Joanna Didisheim, Déterminisme et Responsabilité Pénale: Inconciliables?, sui-generis 2017