Lawyers Armin Mandzuka

Armin Mandzuka

Armin Mandzuka

Trainee Lawyer
MLaw

Location

Contact

Direct phone: +41 58 658 29 70
armin.mandzuka@walderwyss.com

Curriculum Vitae

Areas of activity: Corporate / M&A Commercial Contracts

Armin Mandzuka works as a trainee lawyer in the Corporate/M&A team at Walder Wyss in Zurich.

He studied law at the University of Bern (BLaw 2022, MLaw 2024). Before and during his studies, he worked for several years at a major Swiss bank in various functions, most recently in Business Risk Management. He also completed a short internship at a commercial law firm in Zurich and a six-month court clerkship at the Berner Jura-Seeland Regional Court.

Armin Mandzuka speaks German, English, French and Bosnian.

Migros announces Sale of the Mibelle Group to Persán

Reimbursement of Collected Rent in the Event of an Invalid Real Estate Acquisition

19 March 2025 | by Armin Mandzuka, Dario Galli and Markus Vischer | in: dRSK (Digitaler Rechtsprechungs-Kommentar)

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