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New Partner at SwissLegal (Zurich) AG

New Partner at SwissLegal (Zurich) AG

We congratulate Carol Simona Rothenfluh on her appointment as partner and are very much looking forward to our further cooperation.

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Carol Simona Rothenfluh, MLaw, advises and represents national and international clients in all matters relating to real estate and tenancy law. She has many years of experience in private and public construction law as well as in the area of Lex Koller (BewG) and represents the interests of our clients in proceedings before authorities and in court disputes. In addition, Carol Simona Rothenfluh is also active in corporate law as well as in general commercial and contract law.

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New Partner at SwissLegal (Zurich) AG

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