U.S. wants UBS to break Swiss law, lawyers say

U.S. efforts to force UBS, Switzerland’s largest bank, to disclose the names of 52,000 American customers would require the bank to violate Swiss sovereignty and criminal law, bank lawyers said. A U.S. lawsuit filed last week improperly seeks to enforce summonses from the Internal Revenue Service for the identities of account holders and would trample on ...

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U.S. wants UBS to break Swiss law, lawyers say

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