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Dario Haux serves as a Senior Assistant for Civil Law and Civil Procedure Law at the Faculty of Law, University of Zurich, where he maintains an office at Rämistrasse 74, 8001 Zurich (Office: RAI-G-001/007). He holds a Dr. iur. degree and an LL.M. from Columbia University. Haux is actively engaged in both academic research and practical legal work, currently serving as a substitute at a Zurich law firm while also co-editing the '#unbequem' series at sui generis.
His research interests span Civil Law, Civil Procedure Law, Digital Law, and Legal Technology, with particular focus on the intersection of law and emerging technologies. Haux has made significant contributions to discussions on access to justice, brain-computer interfaces and data protection, AI in legal contexts, and the concept of digital commons. His work reflects a strong commitment to open access principles and the democratization of legal knowledge.
Haux's publication record demonstrates consistent scholarly output from 2021-2024, with recent work examining computational law security, neurotechnology regulation, and the evolving relationship between analog legal concepts and digital environments. His research shows a clear interdisciplinary approach, bridging traditional legal scholarship with computer science, data protection, and emerging technology ethics.
Haux actively participates in the open legal movement, contributing to platforms like Entscheidsuche.ch and engaging with initiatives that promote transparency in judicial systems. His work often addresses systemic barriers to legal access and explores technological solutions for improving justice systems.
