Attorney at law
ass. iur. (Germany), LL.M.
Contact
E: cornelia.arnold@huettelaw.ch
T: +41 41 729 36 36
F: +41 41 729 36 35
Admission
Registered in the list of attorneys at law in the canton of Zug according to Art. 28 BGFA and authorized to represent before all courts in Germany except the Federal Court of Justice for Civil Matters.
Languages
German, English
Since 2008
Attorney at law at HütteLAW AG
2007 – 2008
Episcopal Court of the Diocese Rottenburg-Stuttgart
2005 – 2007
Legal internships at various courts and authorities in Germany as well as at various law firms in Germany and Italy (Rome)
LL.M. in Canon Law, University of Vienna
Further training in labour law according to § 4 and § 10 of the Specialist Lawyers’ Regulations / GE and further training in economic law, SWA Steuer & Wirtschaftsakademie Stuttgart
Legal internships in Germany, completed with the second state examination in law
Law studies at the Eberhard-Karls-University in Tuebingen, completed with the first state examination in law
Association CCG China Collaborative Group
Austrian Association for Canon Law
Bar Association Tuebingen
CONSULEGIS
German Association for Canon Law
German Association of the Holy Land
German-Swiss Lawyers Association
On 15 October 2023, the Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) system came into force. ETA only affects nationals of countries, that do not require a visa for the UK. Nationals from all other countries will still need a Visa for travelling the UK.
What are the main requirements if a foreign employer plans to send employees to Switzerland?
The Swiss Posted Workers Act (EntsG) applies to postings to Switzerland. It intends to prevent foreign employers from employing their workers in Switzerland at dumping prices and under poor working conditions.
What effect does – especially a no deal – Brexit have on British athletes who want to participate in international competitions or trainings in Switzerland in the future?
The national foreigner law and the question how to get a residence and work permit in Switzerland could be difficult to understand for interested citizens of the European Union / EFTA or for citizens of so-called third countries (EU / EFTA-Non Member State) in several aspects.
Consulting
