Anne-Sophie Morand is an associate in the Information Technology, Intellectual Property and Competition Team. She primarily advises on all aspects of data protection, information, and technology law. She represents clients in disputes before courts and administrative bodies. Anne-Sophie Morand regularly publishes scientific papers in her fields of expertise and is also active as a lecturer.

Anne-Sophie Morand studied law at the Universities of Lucerne and Neuchâtel (BLaw 2009; bilingual double master 2012). After graduating, she worked as a research assistant at the University of Lucerne and wrote a doctoral thesis in the field of personal rights protection and sports sponsoring. The doctoral thesis was honoured with the Swiss Sports Law Award. After completing her dissertation, Anne-Sophie Morand worked for the Swiss Parliament and for the Swiss Data Protection Authority (FDPIC), among others. She was admitted to the Lucerne Bar in 2020. In her spare time, she is currently pursuing an LLM in IT Law at the University of Edinburgh with a specialisation in "Law and Artificial Intelligence".

Anne-Sophie Morand's professional languages are German, English and French. She is registered with the Zurich Bar Registry.