Our team brings together several lawyers with complementary skills: experience gained within the courts and the Public Prosecutor’s Office, specialization in data protection (CAS), and extensive practice in labor law and litigation. We advise and defend individuals as well as companies, SMEs, and public authorities throughout the canton of Vaud, as well as in Geneva, Fribourg, Valais, and Neuchâtel. Our lawyers assist you in French, German, English, Italian, Spanish, Turkish, and Kurdish. The firm collaborates with legal protection insurance companies and intervenes within the framework of the LAVI (Victim Support Act).
The firm is based in Vevey, at Rue du Simplon 18. The lawyers at Groslimond Law Firm are primarily active in the cantons of Vaud, Fribourg, and Valais, and also travel to Geneva and Neuchâtel depending on the needs of the case.
To keep their clients informed of the progress of fees, Mr. Valentin Groslimond and Mr. Marc Plumez regularly request retainers (the equivalent of a down payment) and regularly send statements of costs and interim fees. If necessary, legal aid can be requested.
You will find more information on this subject on the Vaud Bar Association (OAV) website at:
Legal aid is assistance for people whose resources are insufficient to defend their interests before a judicial authority. It mainly consists of covering a lawyer’s fees and waiving the advance on court costs. The amounts paid by legal aid must be reimbursed by the person who benefited from it; it is therefore not free.
To keep their clients informed of the progress of fees, Mr. Valentin Groslimond and Mr. Marc Plumez regularly request retainers (the equivalent of a down payment) and regularly send statements of costs and interim fees. If necessary, legal aid can be requested.
You will find more information on this subject on the Vaud Bar Association (OAV) website at:
Legal aid is assistance for people whose resources are insufficient to defend their interests before a judicial authority. It mainly consists of covering a lawyer’s fees and waiving the advance on court costs. The amounts paid by legal aid must be reimbursed by the person who benefited from it; it is therefore not free.
Mr. Valentin Groslimond, born in 1987 in Vevey, completed his law studies at the Faculty of Law, Criminal Justice and Public Administration of the University of Lausanne. He holds a Bachelor of Laws, obtained in 2010, and a Master of Laws, with a specialization in the judiciary, obtained in 2012.
Holding a Bachelor’s and a Master’s degree in Law from the University of Lausanne, with a double specialization in labor law and litigation, Ms. Claire Roten-Groslimond combines legal rigor with a deep sense of humanity.
She began her career at the Geneva Cantonal Office for Information Systems and Digital Technology (OCSIN), where she became familiar with the challenges of digital governance and data protection. She also holds a Certificate of Advanced Studies (CAS) in data protection.
She then completed her legal internship in Lausanne, in a firm active notably in family law and international child abduction, before obtaining her bar admission in February 2026.
Originally from Valais, Ms. Manon Trisconi completed her legal internship there and served as a clerk at the District Court of Monthey.
She then worked at CAP Legal Protection, and obtained her bar admission in 2024. Before joining Groslimond Law Firm, she served as a clerk for one year at the Public Prosecutor’s Office for the Lausanne district.
Ms. Melisa Koç obtained her federal maturity at the Gymnase de Burier, then undertook law studies at the University of Lausanne, where she began her Bachelor’s in September 2020 and then completed her Master’s in General Law, finished in June 2025 with the distinction magna cum laude.
Alongside her training, Ms. Melisa Koç practiced as a legal expert at Derville Law Firm in Lausanne from November 2023 to October 2025 and worked as a drafting clerk for the Appeals Commission of the University of Lausanne from October 2023 to June 2025.
The firm’s partner lawyers can assist you in out-of-court procedures (discussion and negotiation with the opposing party) as well as in judicial proceedings before the courts.
The firm’s lawyers can assist you in out-of-court procedures (discussion and negotiation with the opposing party) as well as in judicial proceedings before the courts.
Groslimond Law Firm in Vevey is composed of a team of motivated and versatile lawyers, driven by a constant demand for speed and efficiency. They are committed to resolving the mandates entrusted to them in a rigorous and pragmatic way.
We are members of the Vaud Bar Association (OAV), the Swiss Bar Association (FSA), and the Young Bar Association of Vaud (JBV)
Our law firm in Vevey in the canton of Vaud will ask you to bring all documents related to the case you wish to submit to us.
The cost of a lawyer depends on various factors: the duration of the mandate, the complexity of the case, and your financial capacity. The firm’s lawyers work at the usual hourly rate for Vaud lawyers, which is CHF 350 per hour. A clear estimate is given to you at the first interview. Depending on your financial capacity, you also have the possibility to request legal aid.
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Depending on the general conditions of your legal protection insurance, the latter may cover all or part of your lawyer and court fees. Our law firm in Vevey is used to working with several legal protection insurance companies and will assist you in the administrative procedures concerning them.
Our lawyers receive and advise you in French, German, English, Italian, Spanish, Turkish, and Kurdish.
Our lawyers meet clients by appointment at the firm’s offices located at Rue du Simplon 18, 1800 Vevey.
