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Fortior's Geneva Office Ranked by Legal 500 Client Satisfaction Review

23.08.2024 at 17:24
Fortior's Geneva Office Ranked by Legal 500 Client Satisfaction Review
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Vitaliy Kozachenko Vitaliy Kozachenko Managing Partner

Fortior Law's Geneva office is recognised as one of the leading firms in Switzerland in the latest client satisfaction review conducted by the Legal 500. We are grateful to our clients for their outstanding reviews.

Congratulations to our Swiss team: Vitaliy Kozachenko, Xavier-Romain RAHM, Rusudan Gergauli, Yelyzaveta Holovan, and Louie Chang.

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