Two Swiss lawyers and a notary have been indicted in Paris in connection with a legal complaint involving the transfer of Hermès shares. +Get the most important news from Switzerland in your inbox The heir to the French leather goods house Hermès claims to have been dispossessed in favour of LVMH, the AFP news agency learned on Friday from the Paris public prosecutor’s office. “The persons under investigation dispute the facts of which they are suspected”, stressed the public prosecutor, confirming a report in the newspaper Libération. The investigations are ongoing. Nicolas Puech, an 83-year-old Swiss resident, is accusing his former asset manager, Eric Freymond, of transferring his Hermés shares in bad faith for the benefit of LVMH and billionaire Bernard Arnault. Freymond died last year. Puech filed a civil action in December 2023 for breach of trust, suspecting the manager “of having embezzled since 1998, through Swiss companies that he administered, assets that he managed, and …