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Associate Professor Zanda David is a prominent legal scholar at the Faculty of Law, University of Latvia, specializing in digital law, consumer protection, and data rights. She teaches courses including Consumer Protection Law, Document Writing and Analysis, and EU Unfair Commercial Practices Prohibition Law.
Her research focuses on digital rights (including digital services, online mediation services, and AI systems), consumer protection law, data protection law, and contract law. Professor David has extensive experience in developing and leading national and international study courses through networks like the European Judicial Training Network.
Professor David's scholarly work reveals strong trends in digital consumer protection, with increasing focus on AI regulation, digital services frameworks, and data protection in commercial contexts. Her publications span from foundational consumer protection research to cutting-edge analysis of the Digital Services Act, AI Act, and Data Act implementation.
- Two letters of appreciation from the Consumer Rights Protection Center for significant contributions to consumer rights protection
- Publications indexed in Web of Science and Scopus databases with quartile 1 rankings
Professor David maintains extensive professional engagement with national and international organizations including the International Consumer Protection and Enforcement Network and Consumer Protection Cooperation Network. She has long-term experience in European Commission working groups developing regulatory frameworks and has provided expert opinions to the Constitutional Court of Latvia. Her practical experience spans public administration, litigation in administrative and civil proceedings, and private legal services.
