Beat Stalder is a Partner in the business areas of construction and real estate law as well as constitutional and administrative law. He advises companies and individuals in connection with planning and construction projects, as well as in the field of economic administrative law and health law, and represents them before authorities and courts. Beat Stalder also advises government and parliamentary bodies, prepares expert reports, and leads administrative investigations.
Beat Stalder is a lecturer in spatial planning, construction, and expropriation law at the University of Bern and also holds a teaching position at ETH Zurich. He regularly gives lectures and publishes on topics related to spatial planning and construction law.
With his many years of experience as a former administrative judge as well as a litigator and consulting lawyer, Beat Stalder can draw on particularly broad expertise.
« As an experienced lawyer, my goal is to create added value for our clients through solution-oriented thinking and action.
Expertise
Career
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Since 2011
Wenger Plattner
Partner
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2001 – 2011
Administrative Court of the Canton of Bern
Full-time Judge
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1992
Doctorate in Law (Dr. iur.)
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1991 – 2001
Construction and Planning Law Practice in Bern
Partner
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1988 – 1991
Administrative Court of the Canton of Bern
Court Clerk
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1988
Graduation from the University of Bern, Bar Admission
Memberships and functions
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Swiss Bar Association (SAV)
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Bernese Bar Association (BAV)
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Bernese Lawyers Association (BJV)
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Swiss Lawyers Association
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Since 2004
University of Bern
Lecturer in Spatial Planning, Construction, and Expropriation Law, since 2015 as Adjunct Professor
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Examination Board for Notaries of the Canton of Bern
Member
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Bar Examination Board of the Canton of Bern
Member
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Bar Supervisory Authority of the Canton of Bern
Member
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Since 2019
Lecturer at ETH Zurich
