Fridolin M.R. Walther
Fridolin Walther
is an
attorney-at-law with
Gubler Walther Leuch
in Bern, Switzerland. After legal studies at the University of Bern, Switzerland, he passed the bar exam
in 1993 and holds an LL.M. from Yale Law School. From 1993 -
2001 he worked as a Lecturer and Researcher at the Institute for Swiss and
International Civil Procedure and Private International Law
of the
University of Bern.
From fall 2000
on, he has been teaching international procedural law at the University
of Bern. Since 1998, Fridolin has been a Bar Examiner and, since 2002, an
assistant professor for civil procedure and bankruptcy law at the University
of Bern. In 1995, he started to teach legal research on the Internet and has
published a number of articles on legal
implications of the Internet. His major field of interest is national and international civil procedural law. He also publishes a widely used website that gives a substantive overview of electronic Swiss legal resources on the Internet.
implications of the Internet. His major field of interest is national and international civil procedural law. He also publishes a widely used website that gives a substantive overview of electronic Swiss legal resources on the Internet.
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