Federal Supreme Court Official Reports
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- 35'410
- Date range
- 1874–2026
- Dec 4, 1874–Jun 4, 2026
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- 4 Nov 2026
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- English0%
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Private expert reports must be taken seriously
125 V 351Jun 14, 199943,741 citing documents
An fMRI scan does not prove accident causation
134 V 231May 26, 200825,564 citing documents
Internal medical reports can be enough on their own
122 V 157May 3, 199621,310 citing documents
The ATSG leaves the IV disability tests intact
130 V 343Apr 30, 200417,615 citing documents
SUVA doctors count—but doubt calls for an independent assessment
135 V 465Oct 28, 200917,382 citing documents
Insured people get a say before a MEDAS assessment
137 V 210Jun 28, 201116,869 citing documents
A neighbour must show how the building affects him
133 II 249Jun 20, 200716,112 citing documents
Pain is no longer presumed manageable
141 V 281Jun 3, 201514,319 citing documents
A confirmed pension can reset the comparison date
133 V 108Nov 6, 200613,100 citing documents
The statistical-wage deduction falls from 40% to 15%
126 V 75May 9, 200013,084 citing documents
Documents
35'410 documents
152 I 169
Jun 4, 2026FR
152 V 162
May 28, 2026FR
Before separation, the child pension follows the DI pension
152 V 122May 11, 2026DE
152 V 200
May 7, 2026IT
152 I 200
May 4, 2026DE
152 V 167
Apr 27, 2026DE
A 9% stake can count—but influence must be proved
152 II 486Apr 23, 2026DE
152 III 335
Apr 22, 2026DE
152 I 193
Apr 17, 2026FR
A late claim cannot create insured earnings retroactively
152 V 136Apr 14, 2026DE