L. Mattias Johnson, LL.M.
Partner/Notary Public, Zug
Profile
Mattias Johnson is the managing partner of the Zug office. In addition to being a civil law notary in the Canton of Zug with many years of experience, Mattias Johnson deals principally with questions of transactional and corporate law, often in a cross-border context.
Besides his notarial work, he advises companies on the structural aspects of their internal organisation, supports international firms in general commercial law matters, and advises them on immigration and employment law issues.
Mattias Johnson joined our firm in 2001 and became a partner in 2010.
Practice Areas
Industry Groups
Special Desks
Rankings & Awards
- Mattias Johnson is featured as a key lawyer in The Legal 500 EMEA, Commercial, Corporate & M&A, 2022
- “Competent, professional, smart and reliable” – IFLR1000, 2020
- “Mattias Johnson is always reachable and a very good and reliable source of advice in company law matters, M&A as well as corporate finance matters and also very good to just discuss your business with” – Legal 500 EMEA, Corporate, Commercial, M&A, 2020
Education & Admission
- Admitted to the Bar in Switzerland (2003)
- King’s College London, LL.M.
- University Fribourg, lic.iur.
Memberships and public offices
- Swiss Bar Association (SAV)
- Zug Bar Association
- International Bar Association (IBA)
- Deutsch-Nordische Juristenvereinigung (DNJV)
- Swedish-Swiss Chamber of Commerce (SSCC)
Languages
- German
- English
- Swedish
- French
Publications
Find all publications by L. Mattias Johnson on our website mll-legal.com.
Assistants
Mattias Johnson is featured as a key lawyer in The Legal 500 EMEA, Commercial, Corporate & M&A, 2022
Publications
Partnerships 2021 – Switzerland
Lexology GTDT, Getting The Deal Through, Law Business Research, 23 June 2021- EN
- L. Mattias Johnson
- Ivo Cathry
Firm News
MLL Legal at IBA Annual Conference in Miami 2022
FRORIEP’s video greeting
FRORIEPs digitale Grussbotschaft
Message vidéo de FRORIEP
FRORIEP recognised in 2019 Edition of the Legal 500 Europe, Middle East & Africa
News Portal
A Requiem to Bearer Shares
Bearer shares, a relic from a bygone era when it was ok to be anonymous, and the reason why the French name for Swiss stock corporations still is «société anonyme», are – with a few exceptions – to be abolished by 1 November 2019.
MoreWhat the new transparency laws mean for Swiss companies
Various changes to the Swiss Code of Obligations entered into force on 1 July 2015. They affect a substantial number of companies in Switzerland, particularly small and medium size enterprises (SMEs) organised as share corporations (AG) or limited liability companies (GmbH). What do these new laws provide?
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