Digital Law Day 2026
On May 7, 2026, the Centre de l’Espérance in Geneva will host the 2026 Digital Law Day, organized by the Digital Law Center at the University of Geneva. This one-day conference will bring together academic experts, legal practitioners, and professionals to discuss the legal challenges associated with the digital transformation.
Digital law, AI, and technology governance at the center of the debate
At a time when digital technologies—and artificial intelligence in particular—are redefining organizational practices, this conference offers an in-depth look at the legal, contractual, and regulatory frameworks governing their use. The program alternates between academic presentations and real-world case studies, allowing participants to address the practical challenges faced by businesses and institutions.
Highlights of the program include:
- "How Regulation and Innovation Shape Each Other" with Prof. Urs Gasser – School of Social Sciences and Technology:
A keynote address on the interactions between technological innovation and regulatory frameworks. - Transnational Access to Digital Evidence with Prof. Maria Ludwiczak – University of Geneva: An Analysis of the Challenges Associated with the Collection and Use of Digital Evidence in an International Context.
- IT Contracts and Projects: Best Practices for Agile Development with Prof. Adrien Alberini – University of Geneva: a presentation on the legal framework for IT projects and contractual approaches suited to agile methodologies.
- “From Legal Design to Legal Automation: Toward a More Efficient Legal System” with Prof. Aurelia Tamò-Larrieux – University of Lausanne: Insights into innovations in the design and automation of legal processes.
- The Legal Profession and AI with Dr. Eva Cellina and Dr. Michel José Reymond – University of Geneva: A Discussion on the Impact of Artificial Intelligence on Legal Professions and Their Evolution.
