Ueli Grüter

Ueli Grüter is a Lecturer at the Lucerne School of Business, part of the Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts. He specializes in International Business Law, Communication Law, Digital Law, Intellectual Property & Competition Law, Licensing, Legal Tech, AI and Law, and Educational Tech. He holds an LL.M. in International Business Law and is an attorney at law with experience at firms like Keller Schneider Patent- und Markenanwälte AG and Schneider Feldmann Ltd.

Education: Studies in Law at the Universities of Fribourg (CH), Zürich (CH), and Boston (USA).

Research focuses on the intersection of law and technology, including AI applications in legal frameworks, digitalization impacts, and e-learning platforms. Projects include AdvoLab (AI & Law laboratory), Technology Assessment in Art and Digitalization, and Smart Contracts in Organizations (SCORG).

He co-founded the e-learning platform digilaw.ch, edits the legal blog Juristenfutter, and contributes to books like kommunikationsrecht.ch. No specific scientific awards mentioned.

Advising and grants: Extensive legal practice roles include Counsel at Keller Schneider and Of Counsel at Die Advokatur Sury AG. Active in legal tech and educational initiatives.

Labs/Teams: Co-founder of AdvoLab (AI & Law) and involved in multiple research projects addressing digitalization challenges in law and culture.