Swiss service providers face EU e-Evidence framework obligations in the EU market; cross-border data requests clash with Swiss law.
Swiss service providers face EU e-Evidence framework obligations in the EU market; cross-border data requests clash with Swiss law. Basel | Bern | Geneva | Lausanne | Lugano | Zurich walderwyss.com Walder Wyss Newsletter | 228 The New EU e-Evidence Fra- mework: Cross-Border Super- powers for EU Authorities in Criminal Proceedings The EU‘s new e-Evidence framework allows authorities in EU Member States to request electronic evidence for criminal proceedings directly from certain service providers, including if established outside the EU. As the regime becomes applicable on 18 August 2026, Swiss compa- nies active in the EU market may face new compliance obligations and potentially difficult questions at the intersection of EU and Swiss law. ...