About me

I am a Ph.D. Student at ETH Zurich (Center for Law & Economics). My research empirically and experimentally examines how technology reshapes the law. In my Ph.D. thesis, I ask how platforms, contract generators, and AI are transforming contract drafting, and how they drive both standardization and personalization. My work has appeared in computer science and interdisciplinary venues as well as legal journals.

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Interests
  • Technology & Contracts
  • Privacy & Competition
  • Law & Computer Science
Education

  • CAS in Applied Statistics

    ETH Zurich

  • Master of Law

    Universities of Zurich and Lausanne

  • Bachelor of Law

    University of Zurich

📚 My Research

My research examines how technology is reshaping the creation process of legal documents. I investigate automated contract generators, the shift in rule-making power from states to private platforms, and the strategic international implementation of EU regulations (“Brussels Effect”).

I also develop longitudinal datasets of legal documents and multilingual benchmarks for evaluating Large Language Models in legal contexts.

Papers
Marcos Moran, David Rodriguez, Luka Nenadic, Norman Sadeh, Jose M. Del Alamo (2026). Enabling Multilingual Privacy Policy Audits: Large-Scale Analysis of Spanish Mobile Apps. arXiv preprint.
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Luka Nenadic, David Rodriguez, Joseph A. Calandrino (2026). Overcoming language barriers: Multilingual analysis of the 2023 swiss privacy law’s impact. Proceedings on Privacy Enhancing Technologies, 2026(4):703-724.
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Peter Georg Picht, Luka Nenadic, Octavia Barnes, Nicolas Eschenbaum, Yannick Kuster (2025). Selective confusion: An empirical analysis of the DMA's Brussels Effect. SZW Schweizerische Zeitschrift für Wirtschafts- und Finanzmarktrecht, 2025(4):342-357.
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Joel Niklaus, Jakob Merane, Luka Nenadic, Sina Ahmadi, Yingqiang Gao, Cyrill A. H. Chevalley, Claude Humbel, Christophe Gösken, Lorenzo Tanzi, Thomas Lüthi, Stefan Palombo, Spencer Poff, Boling Yang, Nan Wu, Matthew Guillod, Robin Mamié, Daniel Brunner, Julio Pereyra, Niko Grupen (2025). SwiLTra-Bench: The Swiss legal translation benchmark. Proceedings of the Annual Meeting of the Association for Computational Linguistics, 2026:14894–14916.
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David Bernhard, Luka Nenadic, Stefan Bechtold, Karel Kubicek (2025). Multilingual scraper of privacy policies and terms of service. Proceedings of the Symposium on Computer Science and Law, 2025:55–63.
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Experience

  1. Visiting Researcher

    Oxford Internet Institute, Univsersity of Oxford

  2. Legal Intern

    Swiss Federal Department of Economic Affairs, Education and Research

  3. Research Assistant

    ETH Zurich, Center for Law & Economics

  4. Legal Intern

    Homburger

  5. Legal Intern

    Pestalozzi Attorneys at Law

Education

  1. CAS in Applied Statistics

    ETH Zurich

  2. Master of Law

    Universities of Zurich and Lausanne

  3. Bachelor of Law

    University of Zurich