Dear entrepreneurs,
You’re invited to our next L&L, taking place on Tuesday 24 november at the Trust Village!
📅 Tuesday, 24/11/2026 — 12:00 pm
📍 Trust Village, unlimitrust campus — Route des Flumeaux 42, 1008 Prilly
About the speakers
LEXR is a law firm that works with tech companies at every stage, and with investors, in Switzerland, the EU and the US. It is deeply rooted in the tech ecosystem and specialises in venture capital, intellectual property, regulatory compliance, data protection and international technology contracts. LEXR supports its clients through every legal step, from incorporation and fundraising to growth and exit.
Yannick Bucher, Partner at LEXR, is an attorney specialising in startups, venture capital and M&A. He advises startups, founders and investors on financing and M&A deals, and on structuring blockchain projects.
Yoann Garraux, Managing Associate at LEXR, is an attorney specialising in technology law. He advises companies on commercial contracts, intellectual property, data protection and employment law, with a focus on SaaS, AI, cybersecurity and deeptech.
About the workshop
Is your startup on solid legal ground?
Join us for a hands-on Lunch & Learn on the legal essentials every tech founder needs. The session follows LEXR’s CRICH framework, which covers Corporate, Regulatory, IP, Contracts and HR:
- Corporate: choosing between an SA and a Sàrl, when and where to incorporate, and why you need a founders’ agreement and a shareholders’ agreement
- Financing: convertible loans compared with equity rounds, plus key terms such as valuation, liquidation preference and anti-dilution
- Regulatory and IP: sector-specific regulation, data protection basics, and how to protect your intellectual property and make sure you own it
- Contracts: the agreements that matter most in day-to-day business
- HR: hiring in Switzerland, employees versus freelancers, ESOP/PSOP plans, and five practical tips for employment agreements
You’ll leave with a clear map of the legal building blocks of a startup and when each one becomes relevant. You’ll also know how to avoid costly mistakes, such as missing IP assignments, unbalanced founder arrangements, unfavourable investor terms and risky contract clauses. And you’ll be better prepared to talk to investors, customers and future employees.
Join us over lunch to learn more and ask your questions!
