AI Competency for Prosecutors (Monika Simmler & Daniel Brugger)
Monthly Brown Bag Lunch «Law & AI» (Daniel Brugger)
Education to Become a Certified Labour Law Attorney from the Swiss Bar Association (SAV): AI & Work (Isabelle Wildhaber)
AI Competency for Lawyers (Daniel Brugger)
Working with technology requires both technical understanding and legal judgement. We bring together researchers in law and computer science with experienced practitioners to connect scientific knowledge with the challenges facing law firms, courts, public authorities and in-house legal teams.
Our programmes combine academic input with practical exercises and discussion across disciplines. Participants explore how technologies work, examine their legal and organisational implications, and apply what they learn to concrete professional tasks. Questions from practice shape the discussion and open up new perspectives for research.
Learning extends beyond understanding concepts. Participants critically assess tools, work through realistic scenarios and develop approaches they can take back to their organisations. Structured workshops translate research insights into practical skills, internal guidance and informed decisions about the use of technology.