Lawyers Justin Paljuh

Justin Paljuh

Justin Paljuh

Trainee Lawyer
MLaw, LL.M.

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Direct phone: +41 58 658 31 69
justin.paljuh@walderwyss.com

Curriculum Vitae

Areas of activity: Corporate / M&A

Justin Paljuh works as a trainee lawyer in the Corporate/M&A Team at Walder Wyss in Zurich.

He studied at the University of Lucerne (BLaw 2023, MLaw 2024) and the Singapore Management University (LL.M. 2024, Dean's List). During his studies, he worked as a legal assistant in a law firm in Zurich and as a research assistant at the Chair of Private Law of Prof. Dr. iur. Cordula Lötscher at the Universities of Lucerne and Basel. While he was a law student, he completed a short-term internship at Walder Wyss and participated in the University's honours program called Primius.

Justin Paljuh works mainly in German and English. He also has knowledge of French.

SoftwareOne to launch tender offer for all outstanding Crayon shares

19 December 2024

Walder Wyss advised ANYbotics AG on USD 60m Financing Round

17 December 2024

Die Emmi Gruppe übernimmt die renommierte Luzerner Kaffeerösterei Hochstrasser

10 October 2024

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