Lawyers and notaries

Michelle Sollberger

MLaw, Attorney at Law
Associate

Michelle Sollberger is an associate in the Berne office of Walder Wyss. Her main areas of practice include contract, corporate and commercial law, real estate law as well as tenancy and construction law.

Born in 1991, Michelle Sollberger was educated at the University of Berne (BLaw 2015, MLaw 2016). Prior to joining Walder Wyss, she worked as a lawyer at a leading legal protection insurance company in Berne. Before her admission to the bar she worked as a trainee at a Administrative Law Panel in the canton of Berne and in a lawfirm in Berne.

Michelle Sollberger's professional languages are German and English. She also speaks French. She was admitted to the bar in the canton of Berne in 2019. She is registered with the Berne Bar Registry and admitted to practice in all Switzerland.

Contact

Michelle Sollberger
Direct phone: +41 58 658 29 23
michelle.sollberger@walderwyss.com

Marco Strahm Notariat
Christoffelgasse 6
Postfach
3001 Bern
Schweiz

Phone: +41 58 658 20 00
Fax: +41 58 658 59 59

Practice Areas

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