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Sandrine Deldemme-Egloff has been promoted to Counsel at Linari Law Firm

Linari Law Firm is proud to announce the promotion of Sandrine Deldemme-Egloff to the position of Counsel, in recognition of her legal expertise and her strong commitment to the law firm and to our clients.

As member of the Luxembourg Bar since 2011, Sandrine has over 10 years of experience in business law and advises companies and individuals on complex matters involving commercial law, corporate law, and employment law. Her expertise also extends to civil law, debt recovery, arbitration, and dispute resolution, where she is highly regarded for her rigor and her ability to deliver strategic and effective solutions.

Sandrine joined Linari Law Firm in June 2021 and quickly demonstrated her added value by successfully leading numerous high-stakes matters for both national and international clients.

This promotion reflects our commitment to continuing to provide legal services of the highest standard and highlights Sandrine’s essential contribution to the firm’s growth and development.

Please do not hesitate to contact her should you have any questions within her area of expertise and to visit our website for further information.

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