Hans Rudolf Trüeb is a partner of Walder Wyss. He advises Swiss and international clients as well as public entities in corporate and technology-related transactions and with regard to compliance and governance issues. Inter alia, he handles technology transfer, licensing, distribution, joint venture and outsourcing projects as well as corporate transactions. He is often retained as expert and represents clients in court or before arbitral tribunals. He is Co-Chair of the Zurich Bar's Technology and Telecom Law Practice Group and frequently publishes in this field. Hans Rudolf Trüeb is adjunct professor at Zurich University Law School for Swiss and international economic law as well as administrative law. Hans Rudolf Trüeb is ranked in Who’s Who legal, Chambers and other institutions. Chambers describes him as being «active and extremely intelligent, with a great reputation», while Legal 500 mentions him as «one of the best in his field».
Born in 1961, Hans Rudolf Trüeb was educated at the Universities of Zurich (lic. iur. 1987; Dr. iur. 1989) and Berkeley, California (USA) (LL.M. 1991). He further stayed as visiting scholar at UC Berkeley to write a treatise on international trade law. He previously worked as associate and partner in a mid-sized Zurich law firm.
Hans Rudolf Trüeb speaks German, English, French and Italian. He is registered with the Zurich Bar Registry.
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