Lawyers Carmen Stetter

Carmen Stetter

Carmen Stetter

Associate
MLaw, Attorney at Law

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Contact

Direct phone: +41 58 658 52 97
carmen.stetter@walderwyss.com

Curriculum Vitae

Areas of activity: Commercial Contracts Data & Technology Public Law & Litigation

Carmen Stetter is an Associate in the Regulated Markets, Competition, Technology & IP team. She advises and represents Swiss and international clients in the areas of data protection, information technology and technology law, as well as public law.

Carmen Stetter studied at the Universities of Zurich and Lausanne (BLaw 2021, MLaw 2023, Joint Degree). During her studies, she worked in the legal team of a leading Swiss software company. Before joining Walder Wyss as an attorney, she worked as a trainee lawyer (Substitutin) at Walder Wyss in Zurich and completed a legal traineeship with the Data Protection Commissioner of the Canton Basel-Stadt.

Carmen Stetter's professional languages are German and English. She also speaks French. She is admitted to the Zurich Bar and is authorised to represent clients before all Swiss courts. She was admitted to the bar in 2026.

Franke Group acquires WESCO Group

14 November 2024

Amazon’s Climate Pledge Fund and Holcim invest in 14Trees for 3D printing in construction in Europe and U.S.

14 October 2024

Die Emmi Gruppe übernimmt die renommierte Luzerner Kaffeerösterei Hochstrasser

10 October 2024

Walder Wyss advises Mercer on the acquisition of hkp///group

Walder Wyss advised Neustark AG on USD 69m Financing Round

Bregal Unternehmerkapital acquires majority stake in BSI Software from Capvis

Migros announces Sale of Misenso to Neuroth

Approval of the Asset Purchase Agreement by Asserting a Breach of Contract

17 April 2025 | by Carmen Stetter, Dario Galli and Markus Vischer | in: dRSK (Digitaler Rechtsprechungs-Kommentar)

Exclusive Distribution Agreement: Damages For Breach of Contract

7 August 2024 | by Andrea Haefeli, Carmen Stetter, Dario Galli and Markus Vischer | in: dRSK (Digitaler Rechtsprechungs-Kommentar)

New rules for intermediaries - the EU's Digital Services Act

5 February 2024 | by Lena Götzinger and Carmen Stetter | in: Jusletter

Keeping pace with 5G: updates to Swiss Telecommunications Surveillance Ordinances

16 December 2023 | by Jürg Schneider and Carmen Stetter | in: ILO International Law Office

Risk to the Recognition of Shape Marks’ Inherent Distinctiveness – 3D Sign for Tetra Pak Was Refused Protection

10 October 2023 | by Sylvia Anthamatten and Carmen Stetter

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