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Prof. Dr. iur. Mirjam Eggen

is full professor for Private Law. Her research focuses on the Code of Obligations. She is particularly concerned with national and international sales contract law, contractual relations between consumers and suppliers of digital services and legal relations in new technologies with regard to the Code of Obligations. She also examines the interface between the regulation of financial markets under private and supervisory law.

Prof. Dr. iur. Susan Emmenegger

is full professor for Private and Banking Law. Her research focuses on issues regarding the Code of Obligations, Banking and Securities Law, and Gender Law. She is also head of the Institute of Banking Law.

Prof. Dr. Stephanie Hrubesch-Millauer

is full professor for Private Law. Her research focuses on the Civil Code (introductory article, personal law, family law, inheritance law and property law) as well as on issues regarding methodology and private international law.

Prof. Dr. Frédéric Krauskopf

is full professor for Private Law. His research focuses on the Code of Obligations, specifically regarding general principles, contract and liability law. Prof. Krauskopf is also concerned with issues regarding private international law and civil procedure. He is head of the Department of Private Law (website only partially in English) and director of the Institute for Liability and Insurance Law.

Prof. Dr. Yannick Minnig

is a full professor of private law, specialising in the Civil Code. His research focuses on civil law, in particular family law, inheritance law and property law. In this context, he also examines the interplay between substantive law and procedural law. Prof. Minnig also heads the Institute for Institute of Notary Law and Practice.