Mobility

The mobility sector is undergoing major change. Pressure on roads, aviation and transport increases, while room for expansion is limited and regulation is becoming more stringent.

At the same time, technological developments raise new legal questions. For instance electrification, digitalisation and the rise of platforms and Mobility as a Service (MaaS). How do you structure robust contracts between transport companies and platform providers? What role do major platforms play? And how do you allocate responsibilities within complex supply chains?

New technologies also raise legal questions. Vehicles are increasingly becoming “rolling computers”, where data exchange, AI and digital platforms play a central role. This brings challenges around privacy, data use and product liability, for example in incidents involving autonomous vehicles.

In the automotive sector, consolidation is accelerating and internationalisation creates both opportunities and risks. The mobility transition also impacts other areas of law, such as planning law, sustainability and contractual cooperation.

Multidisciplinary advice for a sector in transition

We understand the mobility sector and the developments shaping it. By combining sector knowledge with expertise across different legal areas, we look at issues from multiple perspectives.

We support organisations with acquisitions, contract drafting, including commercial, lease, IT and data agreements, and compliance with applicable regulation.

Our expertise

• Corporate / M&A
• Tenancy law
• Financial regulatory
• Tech & data
• Commercial contracts, liability & litigation
• Employment law
• Insurance law

Who we work for

We work for companies across the mobility sector, including the automotive industry, such as dealerships, leasing companies, repair firms, suppliers, fuel retailers and trade associations, as well as public transport operators, logistics and transport companies and aviation.