Categories: Data & Privacy, Corporate and commercial, Public Sector & Regulatory
Autonomous Driving and Data Privacy – Who knows where the Journey is headed?
Automated vehicles are rolling data centers that continuously collect, process, and transmit vast amounts of data to navigate safely.
Categories: Corporate and commercial, Public Sector & Regulatory, Blog
Automated Driving: Who is liable when Software is in control?
Automated vehicles are revolutionizing our mobility, presenting insurers and vehicle manufacturers with a pivotal question: Who will be held liable in the event
Categories: Corporate and commercial, Public Sector & Regulatory, Blog
Automated Driving: Swiss regulatory framework
Self-driving vehicles have been in use for quite some time now. But how is automated driving actually regulated in Switzerland and what is permissible?
Categories: Corporate and commercial, Public Sector & Regulatory, Blog
Autonomous Driving in Switzerland – what are we talking about?
Autonomous driving: What are self-driving vehicles and what is – legally speak-ing – the definition of automated driving?
Categories: Corporate and commercial, Public Sector & Regulatory, Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG), Blog
Federal popular initiative "For responsible large businesses – protecting human rights and the environment": Part 2
The Responsible Business Initiative 2.0 raises interesting legal questions and brings with it significant innovations.
Categories: Corporate and commercial, Public Sector & Regulatory, Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG), Blog
Eidgenössische Volksinitiative «Für verantwortungsvolle Grossunternehmen – zum Schutz von Mensch und Umwelt»: Teil 1
Neuer Anlauf für die Konzernverantwortung in der Schweiz: Worauf sich Schweizer Grossunternehmen vorbereiten müssen.
Categories: Corporate and commercial, Public Sector & Regulatory
Public Procurement 2021
The revision of the Federal Act on Public Procurement adds a new awarding criterion, takes into account different price levels and introduces a stand-still rule