Julia Lehner is a senior associate in the Real Estate Team of Walder Wyss in Zurich. She specializes in construction and real estate law and advises clients in all aspects of real estate law, particularly in real estate transactions, tenancy law and private and public construction law. Her areas of practice include amongst other things the drafting and negotiation of agreements (in particular of purchase, construction and lease agreements as well as ground leases and easements), the performance of legal due diligences regarding real properties and development/construction projects as well as the representation of clients in real estate disputes. In addition, Julia Lehner also advices on general contract law.

Julia Lehner studied law at the University of Lucerne (BLaw 2011, MLaw 2013) and the University of Wollongong, Australia and was admitted to the bar in 2015. In 2024 Julia Lehner completed her studies as Certified Specialist SBA Construction and Real Estate Law. Before joining Walder Wyss in 2015, Julia Lehner gained working experience as a trainee in a reputable law firm in Lucerne and at a District Court in the Canton of Lucerne. During her studies she worked as a student research assistant at the University of Lucerne and in a law firm in Lucerne.

Julia Lehner's professional languages are German and English. She also speaks Spanish and has basic knowledge of French. She is registered with the Zurich Bar Registry and admitted to practice in all Switzerland.

Significant Accomplishments

Investment of Crédit Mutuel Equity in Pacovis

Migros verkauft Misenso an Neuroth

Kauf des Park Hyatt Zürich

Bell Food Group invests in Vertical Farming Start-up YASAI

BCG übernimmt Quantis

IPI Partners to Acquire Swiss Data Center Leader Safe Host

Westhive AG raises over CHF 6 million in series A financing round

OneMed hat einen Vertrag zum Erwerb einer Mehrheitsbeteiligung an SMEDICO AG abgeschlossen

Swisscard: Bondholder-Meetings von Kreditkarten-ABS-Emittenten im Rahmen des ABS-Programms von Swisscard

Swisscard AECS GmbH: Kreditkarten-ABS-Transaktion von 2019-1

Rubix erweitert Präsenz in der Schweiz

AMAG Leasing: Swiss Car ABS 2018-1

DPE erwirbt AWK Group

Credit Suisse gründete erfolgreich die Tochtergesellschaft Credit Suisse (Schweiz) AG

Intershop kauft World Trade Center Lausanne

Cembra's CHF 200'000'000 Auto-Leasing Verbriefungstransaktion 2016-1, kotiert an der SIX Swiss Exchange

Cembra's CHF 200'000'000 Auto-Leasing Verbriefungstransaktion 2016-1, kotiert an der SIX Swiss Exchange

Swisscard AECS GmbH

AMAG Leasing: Zweite Auto Leasing CHF 515m ABS Transaktion (Dual Tranche 2016-1/2016-2)

Risiken bei der Übernahme der Maklerprovision durch die Käuferin / Konkurs des Mieters von Geschäftsräumen / Pauschalierter Schadenersatz und Konventionalstrafen in internationalen Bauverträgen
Altlasten – Risiken beim Kauf einer Immobiliengesellschaft / Praktische Relevanz des Schnittstellenpapiers in Geschäftsmietverträgen / Energieeffizienz im Gebäudebereich