Michelle Lindholm is a dispute resolution specialist who represents both commercial and private clients in complex arbitration and litigation matters, including proceedings before the Swiss Federal Supreme Court. In addition, she serves as an arbitrator or legal secretary in arbitration proceedings. Michelle Lindholm has built her expertise through several years in the top-tier litigation and arbitration practice groups of leading Swiss commercial law firms, as well as more than two years as a court clerk at a district court in the Canton of Zurich, where she was responsible for drafting judgments, procedural orders, and managing proceedings. She is valued for her strategic and analytical thinking, her ability to quickly grasp complex issues, her deep knowledge of procedural law, and her dedication to each case.
 
Michelle Lindholm graduated from the University of Basel (Bachelor of Law in 2012 «magna cum laude» with the second-best result and Master of Law in 2013 «magna cum laude»). She also holds a post-graduate degree from the University of Cambridge (Master of Law, LL.M.) and a Certificate of Advanced Studies (CAS) in Arbitration and an Arbitration Practitioner (ArbP).

Actively engaged in the international legal community, Michelle is a member of several professional associations, including the International Association of Young Lawyers (AIJA), where she served on the Executive Committee (2020–2024) and was appointed Vice President of the Litigation Commission in 2024.

A frequent writer and speaker, Michelle regularly contributes to publications and conferences on Swiss civil procedure, arbitration, and contract law.