We advise private clients and companies in Lausanne on contracts, transactions and everyday legal questions. Clear analysis, written positions you can act on, and no surprises on the invoice.
We read the file, the correspondence and the contract history, then set out the position in writing. You receive options with risks attached, not a lecture.
Contracts, powers of attorney, corporate resolutions and letters before action, drafted in French, German or English. Every clause is written for the situation in front of us.
We accompany sales, share transfers and property deals from the first term sheet to signature. Deadlines, conditions and registry steps stay tracked on our side.
A focused meeting for one clearly defined question, at our office or online. You leave with a short written note summarising what was agreed.

Aurelia Legal was founded in Lausanne in 2005 as a small practice for clients who wanted their lawyer to answer the phone. That has not changed: the person who takes your matter is the person who works on it.
We serve residents of Vaud, Swiss companies and international clients with interests in Switzerland. Work is done under Swiss law, with the GDPR taken into account whenever EU clients are involved.
You describe the situation by phone or e-mail and we say the same day whether we can help.
We study the documents and confirm the scope, the timeline and the fee in writing.
Drafting, negotiation or representation proceeds with a short status note at each stage.
You receive the final documents, the file archive and a note on any deadlines ahead.
Two decades in a canton where private, commercial and cross-border questions overlap have shaped a practice that is deliberately narrow and deep rather than universal.
“The contract review came back in two days with the risky clauses marked and rewritten. We signed the deal a week earlier than planned.”
Marianne FovetManaging director, Lausanne“Our succession file had been sitting untouched for a year. Aurelia Legal structured it, spoke to the notary and closed it calmly.”
Thomas ReberPrivate client, Vevey“As a foreign buyer I expected confusion. Everything was explained in English and every deadline was met without me chasing anyone.”
Elena VasquezProperty buyer, Montreux