Bruno Negri holds a Master of Arts in Law (M.A. HSG) from the University of St. Gallen, with a specialization in construction and tenancy law. Following a legal traineeship at SBB Real Estate, he joined NEBA Unternehmungen AG, a family-owned construction company. Today, he serves as Managing Director of NEGRI Immobilien AG and oversees the legal affairs of NEBA Unternehmungen AG, combining legal expertise with strategic leadership in the real estate and construction sectors.
The Case: Owning an apartment in a shared building can easily lead to conflicts between neighbours. The Commentary: Buying an apartment also means becoming part of a community where disagreements, high costs and difficult decisions can be unavoidable.
The Case: The property owner, a foundation, sought to permanently convert commercial premises in an apartment building into residential units. The dispute ultimately reached the Federal Supreme Court, which has dismissed the appeal. The Commentary: The foundation had challenged a condition dating back to 1992 requiring at least 390 square…
The Case: Approximately 30 years ago, the development was planned with a pedestrian and bicycle path running through the site. Since then, mobility patterns have evolved considerably, so in addition to conventional bicycles, we now also have fast e-bikes, e-scooters and other micromobility vehicles, increasing the potential for conflicts between…
RECENT POSTS
The Case: Switzerland’s public administration has been lagging behind in digitalisation. The Commentary: The Swiss parliament has called for a constitutional article to accelerate the process and clarify the roles of the federal government and the cantons.
The Case: What on earth is “Platzgen” ? – A Swiss precision throwing sport: part pétanque, part strength training, which is played with a heavy pointed metal throwing disc. The Commentary: Platzgen is a traditional Swiss precision sport, particularly popular in the German-speaking part of Switzerland with around 50 active…
The Case: The Super Saint-Bernard ski area near Bourg-Saint-Pierre in Valais has been closed since 2010. The Commentary: Opened in 1963, the ski area used to have around 27 km of slopes at altitudes of up to 2,800 metres. A reopening would have required investments of around CHF 25 million,…
Search
TRANSLATE
Newsletter
