Beat Stalder

Beat Stalder is a partner in the Real Estate and Constitutional and Administrative Law teams. He advises companies and private individuals in connection with planning and construction projects as well as on business administration and health issues. He also represents clients before the authorities and courts. Beat Stalder advises government agencies and parliamentary bodies on legislation, produces expert opinions and conducts administrative investigations. Beat Stalder teaches courses in land-use planning, construction law and expropriation at the University of Bern. He regularly speaks and publishes on land-use planning and construction law. · Wenger Plattner

SwitzerlandReal Estate, Constitutional & Administrative LawGerman, French, English

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Beat Stalder is a partner at Wenger Plattner in the Real Estate and Constitutional & Administrative Law teams, advising companies and private individuals on planning and construction projects, business administration and health issues, and representing clients before authorities and courts. He also advises government agencies and parliamentary bodies on legislation, produces expert opinions, conducts administrative investigations, and teaches land-use planning, construction law and expropriation at the University of Bern.

Practice areas

Real EstateConstitutional & Administrative LawConstructionLand Use & ZoningExpropriationHealthcare Law

Office

Switzerland

Wenger Plattner · Beat Stalder is a partner in the Real Estate and Constitutional and Administrative Law teams. He advises companies and private individuals in connection with planning and construction projects as well as on business administration and health issues. He also represents clients before the authorities and courts. Beat Stalder advises government agencies and parliamentary bodies on legislation, produces expert opinions and conducts administrative investigations. Beat Stalder teaches courses in land-use planning, construction law and expropriation at the University of Bern. He regularly speaks and publishes on land-use planning and construction law.

Switzerland

Expertise

Land-use planningConstruction lawExpropriationAdministrative investigationsLegislative advisoryRepresentation before authorities and courtsHealth-related regulatory mattersBusiness administration matters

Education

University of Berne (Admission to the Bar), 1988
University of Berne (Dr. iur.), 1992

Admissions

Bar admission (Switzerland), 1988
Certified Specialist SBA Construction and Real Estate Law

Languages

GermanFrenchEnglish