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Alina Hofstetter

Alina Hofstetter

Trainee Lawyer
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Direct phone: +41 58 658 30 78
alina.hofstetter@walderwyss.com

Curriculum Vitae

Areas of activity: Arbitration Public Law & Litigation White Collar Crime & Investigations

Alina Hofstetter is a trainee lawyer at Walder Wyss in Geneva.

Alina Hofstetter studied at the University of Geneva, where she obtained a Bachelor of Arts in International Relations with a specialisation in International law (2021), during which she spent a semester at Yonsei University in Seoul. She then obtained a Bachelor of law (BLaw 2023) , followed by a Master of law (MLaw 2025) and a Certificate of Advanced Legal Studies (CAS ECAV 2025). As part of her Master's degree, she spent a semester at the University of Berne.

During her Bachelor's and Master's degree, Alina Hofstetter worked as a student assistant at Walder Wyss.

Alina Hofstetter works in German, French and English. She is registered in the Geneva Cantonal Register of Trainee Lawyers.

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