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Katherine Bell

Verified
New York
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Executive editor of Bloomberg’s Weekend Edition. Previously editor in chief at Quartz and Barron's. Co-founder of the @dada2foundation.

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Partial Revision Of Defect Warranty Rights

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By Katherine Bell Verified, Sebastian Bauer, Moritz Benjamin Kocher
| Mondaq
Katherine Bell’s articles from Schellenberg Wittmer Ltd are most popular: within Real Estate and Construction topic(s) Schellenberg Wittmer Ltd are most popular: within Energy and Natural Resources topic(s) On 1 January 2026, the partial revision of the Swiss Code of Obligations provisions governing warranty rights under sales contracts and contracts for works entered into force.
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Navigating Challenges In Data Center Construction

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By Katherine Bell Verified, Josef Caleff, Sebastian Bauer, Sophia Deuchert
| Mondaq
Data centers are the backbone of modern technology. By processing and storing ever-growing volumes of data, they form the core of today's digital infrastructure – from online banking to cloud computing. With the rise of AI, the demand for high-performance, secure and scalable data infrastructure continues to accelerate. The result: a global boom in data center construction. This trend is clearly visible in Switzerland.
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Taming The Beast - The Swiss Arbitration Association (ASA) White Paper On Document Production

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By Katherine Bell Verified, Christopher Boog
| Mondaq
Document production in international arbitration has long been criticized by companies and users as having become a burdensome, costly, and often ineffective exercise. In response to these concerns, and drawing on diverse procedural traditions, existing instruments, and the arbitral community's collective experience over the last decades, the Swiss Arbitration Association (ASA) has published its White Paper on Document Production.
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