Lawyers Patricia Pinto

Patricia Pinto

Patricia Pinto

Senior Associate
MLaw, Attorney at Law

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Direct phone: +41 58 658 30 86
patricia.pinto@walderwyss.com

Curriculum Vitae

Areas of activity: Employment Private Clients Litigation

Patricia Pinto is a senior associate at Walder Wyss. Her expertises include labour law and immigration law. She represents our clients before the courts, in particular in employment disputes. Patricia Pinto also advises our clients on social security and insurance matters.

Patricia Pinto studied at the University of Geneva (BLaw, MLaw).She passed the bar exam in the Canton of Geneva in 2019. Before joining Walder Wyss, Patricia Pinto practised in the employment, pensions and immigration department of a leading Swiss law firm.

Patricia Pinto speaks French, English, Spanish and Portuguese and has good knowledge of German. She is registered with the Geneva Bar Registry and is admitted to practice in all of Switzerland. She is a member of the Geneva Bar Association and the International Association of Lawyers (UIA).

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