Catherine Ming advises and assists in the creation of non-profit entities and chairs several foundations and trusts in Switzerland and abroad. She advises people who wish to settle their estate through inheritance arrangements in view of their family situation and assets and has solid experience in executing wills. She is a proponent of dispute resolution through alternative means to court proceedings, in particular mediation.
ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION
INHERITANCE LAW
PRIVATE CLIENTS
2024
Counsel, Junod Halpérin
2014
Certificate of Advanced Studies, “La parole de l’enfant en Justice” [The child’s voice in court], Kurt Bösch University Institute/Institute of children’s rights, Sion
2009
Sworn mediator for the Geneva courts
2009
Graduate Certificate in Mediation, Kurt Bösch University Institute
1993-2024
Associate, then Counsel, Ming, Halpérin, Burger & Inaudi, Geneva
1990 – 1993
Scientific associate, CEDIDAC, Lausanne, under the direction of Prof. F. Dessemontet 1993: publication, with Prof. K.H. Neumayer of a Commentary on the Vienna Convention of April 11, 1980 on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods
1984 – 1989
Associate, MAYOR & BALSER, Geneva
1983 – 1984
Associate, law firm of Pierre Engel
1982
Admission to the Geneva Bar
1980 – 1982
Trainee lawyer, law firm of Pierre Engel, PhD, attorney at law, Geneva, Professor at the Universities of Geneva and Lausanne
1980
Law degree (lic.iur), University of Geneva
Geneva Bar Association (OdA)
Swiss Bar Association (FSA)
