Heppner in the news

Heppner appointed Sylvie De Smet as Regional Director for Belgium, where she will report to Muriel Glad.

Jean-Thomas Schmitt and his family lead a century-old transport and logistics group that exceeded one billion euros in revenue in 2022 and targets 30% growth by 2027.

Heppner, a global freight forwarding specialist, showcases its commitment to internal training and career development through the journey of Julien Andreoni, an apprentice who rose to agency director.

International logistics specialist Heppner achieved 1 billion euros in revenue while significantly increasing its electric vehicle fleet and multimodal transport volume.

Heppner's former industrial site in Strasbourg will temporarily transform into a public space called 'Manufakture Krimmeri', offering food trucks, a food court, and a beach until 2028.

Strategic prioritization of the Health & Beauty sector which now accounts for 145 million euros in revenue and serves over 500 specialized clients.

Heppner enhances its customs expertise to navigate increasing regulatory complexities, including Brexit and new European systems, highlighting customs as a strategic function for supply chain security.

Heppner opened its largest logistics platform in France in Hoerdt, Strasbourg, enhancing its national and international distribution capabilities and solidifying its historical ties to the region.

A federal judge ruled that a criminal defendant's AI communications were not protected by attorney-client privilege due to lack of confidentiality and attorney involvement.

A recent ruling complicates the legal landscape for businesses using AI tools, creating conflicting precedents regarding attorney-client privilege and work product protection, with specific implications for a case involving Heppner.

A recent court case indicates that using public generative AI tools for legal discussions may not preserve privilege, advising caution for litigants and counsel.

Courts are applying established privilege and work product doctrines to generative AI, finding that AI tools are not lawyers and that disclosure to them may or may not waive protections depending on the specifics of the case and the tool's data practices.

Heppner's Mulhouse agency was internally recognized for strong performance and employee satisfaction in 2025.

A court ruled AI-generated documents from public platforms lack legal privilege, warning life sciences firms to avoid public AI tools for sensitive data to protect confidentiality and compliance.

Heppner promotes its Director of Energy Transition to the Executive Committee to reinforce sustainable development efforts.

Heppner has appointed a Director of Sustainable Development, with RSEDATANEWS providing comprehensive sustainability news and data for stakeholders.

Heppner strengthens its Executive Committee with appointments focused on human resources and sustainable energy transition, highlighting its strategic commitment to employee experience and environmental responsibility.

Heppner strengthens its executive team by appointing experienced leaders in HR and sustainable development to emphasize employee experience and sustainability.

A court ruled that AI interactions in a legal case are not privileged, emphasizing risks of using public AI tools like Claude in legal matters.

A court ruling concluded that using publicly available AI platforms in tax and legal workflows can void attorney-client privilege and work product protections, urging caution in AI use to protect sensitive tax department communications.