David Rosenthal is one of Switzerland's leading experts in data and technology law. David Rosenthal graduated in law from the University of Basel in 1997 and worked as a software developer, legal advisor and journalist before joining one of Switzerland's top law firms across to build and lead the data protection practice. One of the leading commentaries on data protection law was largely penned by him. In addition to data law (including the GDPR), he advises on IT and digital business projects and represents parties in technology-related arbitration proceedings. His clients include major international corporations as well as Swiss SMEs, startups and public authorities. He is secretary of the Association for Corporate Data Protection (VUD) and the Cross-border eDiscovery Privacy & Investigations Association (CeDIV) as well as a lecturer at ETH Zurich and the University of Basel.