Florian Brunner
Ph.D. in law
Attorney-at-Law
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English
French
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Vita
Florian Brunner specialises in public law. He specialises in constitutional law, commercial administrative law and public procedural law. He has a particular focus on issues relating to the digital transformation of the public administration. Florian Brunner acts in an advisory and litigation capacity. He also writes legal opinions and publishes and lectures in his areas of specialisation. He is a lecturer at the Faculty of Law at the University of Zurich.
Admitted to the Swiss Bar since 2018.
Professional career
- Lecturer, Faculty of Law, University of Zurich (since 2022)
- Attorney-at-law, Bratschi Ltd. (since 2022)
- Trainee lawyer, junior associate and attorney-at-law in Zurich (2014-2015, 2017, 2021-2022)
- PhD student and research assistand, Chair of Prof. Dr. Felix Uhlmann for Constitutional and Administrative Law and Legislation, University of Zurich (2018-2020)
- Law clerk, District Court of Meilen (2015-2016)
- Research assistant in the area of constitutional and administrative law, Prof. Dr. Urs Saxer (2012-2014)
Education
- PhD, University of Zurich (2020)
- MLaw, University of Zurich (2014)
- IIT, Chicago-Kent College of Law (2014)
- BLaw, University of Zurich (2013)
Awards
- recommended for «Public Law» by Legal500 (2024)
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Know-how
bratschiBLOG
VRG-Revision im Kanton Zürich: Was die Zürcher Behörden nun tun müssen
Am 1. Januar 2027 treten die Revision des Zürcher Verwaltungsrechtspflegegesetzes (VRG) und die Verordnung über…
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Art. 52 Abs. 2 IVöB ist bundesrechtswidrig – Beschaffungen oberer kantonaler Gerichte müssen zuerst bei einem kantonalen Gericht und erst dann beim Bundesgericht angefochten werden
Gerichte urteilen nicht nur über Entscheide anderer Vergabebehörden, sondern führen auch selbst Beschaffungen durch – und wenn…
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Expertise
Commercial Administrative Law
Competition and Antitrust Law
Constitutional and Municipal Law
Construction Law
Democratic Rights
Energy Law
Environmental Law
Expropriation Law
General Administrative Law
Infrastructure Law
Litigation
Media and Communication Law
Planning Law
Privatization and Outsourcing of Public Services, Public-Private Partnership
Public Tenders
Telecommunications Law