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I invite individuals who wish to research labour law and employment law as fields that respond dynamically to social, economic, and technological changes. I am particularly interested in topics within collective labour law: trade unions, collective disputes, the right to strike, social dialogue, and freedom of association. I am keen to support projects concerning the protection of individuals in non-standard forms of employment, labour law as a human right, European and international labour law, and the employment aspects of private international law. I am also interested in research on how populism, new technologies, digital platforms, algorithms, and artificial intelligence are transforming the world of work. A separate area of focus is the labour law of the People's Republic of China, especially platform work, algorithmic management, and a comparison of Chinese and European approaches to regulating employment.

Experience and academic profile

Those interested in mentoring can benefit from my experience, which combines academic research, legal practice, research project management, and international cooperation. I am a Professor at the University of Warsaw and Vice-Dean for Research and International Cooperation. I obtained my habilitation degree based on a monograph on the right to strike. I am the author or co-author of 4 books, editor or co-editor of 7 volumes, and author of several dozen chapters and scholarly articles published in Poland and abroad. I completed the British Law Centre at the University of Cambridge, and from 2010 to 2014, I worked as a judge’s assistant at the Supreme Court. I head the Polish Centre for Chinese Law and Economy Research and the UW School of Chinese Law and Economy. I have undertaken internships at National Taiwan University and at IAAEU at the University of Trier, as well as research visits to, among others, Beijing, Taipei, Amsterdam, The Hague, and Berlin. I have presented at conferences in Europe, Asia, and Australia, including as part of the Labour Law Research Network. I currently supervise several doctoral students.

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I invite individuals interested in research on administrative law and administrative procedure, particularly in their constitutional, European, and regulatory dimensions. I am particularly interested in issues concerning the relationship between the Constitution and administrative law, the principles of administrative law, judicial review of administration, and contemporary models of economic regulation. I am keen to support projects relating to European economic law, competition law, pharmaceutical law, healthcare law, and the functioning of regulated markets. I am also interested in research on modern public administration structures, regulatory administration, models of coordination and cooperation within administration, and the transformations of the administrative state under the influence of Europeanisation and globalisation processes. An important area of my interests also includes standards of good administration, the right to a court in the context of judicial review of administrative action, and the independence of legal professions.

Experience and academic profile

Individuals interested in mentoring can benefit from my experience, which combines academic work, legal adviser practice, and expert and legislative activities. I am a professor at the University of Warsaw and Head of the Department of Administrative Law and Procedure at the Faculty of Law and Administration, University of Warsaw. I specialise in administrative law, administrative procedure, European economic law, competition law, healthcare law, and economic regulation. I am the author of over 350 academic publications, including monographs, commentaries, and systemic studies. I head the Centre for Research, Studies, and Legislation of the National Council of Legal Advisers and served as Vice-Dean of the Regional Chamber of Legal Advisers in Warsaw. I participate in legislative and expert work regarding public administration and justice system reforms. I am a member of the European Law Institute in Vienna and numerous national and international academic and expert bodies.

Areas of academic mentoring

I invite individuals interested in commercial law, particularly company law, given its crucial importance for economic development. I have a particular affinity for topics related to joint-stock companies, including specialised companies such as banking or insurance companies. I am also keen to support projects concerning the operations of companies with State Treasury shareholding. My interests further extend to corporate governance and the implementation of company law directives. A distinct area of my interest is private banking law, including the protection of financial sector clients.

Experience and academic profile

Those interested in mentoring can benefit from my experience, which for over 20 years has combined scientific research with legal practice. I am a legal counsel in Warsaw, and in my professional capacity, I have served as director of legal departments in large banks – listed companies. I participated in legislative work reforming the Commercial Companies Code regarding increasing the competences and responsibilities of supervisory boards, as well as electronic meetings of management boards and supervisory boards. I am the author of 3 legal monographs, co-author of several commentaries (including on the Commercial Companies Code, banking law, insurance law and capital market law), and author or co-author of over 150 scientific publications in legal periodicals and chapters in monographs. To date, I have supervised 2 doctorates in legal sciences and acted as a reviewer in 6 doctoral proceedings at the Jagiellonian University, University of Silesia, University of Łódź, and Kozminski University. I have conducted professional development training for legal counsels and advocates. I have also presented at various academic conferences.

Areas of academic mentoring

The scope of my mentoring may include administrative law, public commercial law, and areas at the intersection of these fields, particularly in comparative law and developing new fields such as the application of artificial intelligence. I have supervised numerous doctoral theses and reviewed many habilitation dissertations. I have also participated in numerous international research programmes, which involved my membership of the Council of the European Law Institute and the Steering Committee of RENEUAL (Research Network on EU Administrative Law). I can undoubtedly draw on my rich international experience and my experience in legal practice. I was a partner in two leading international law firms: Weil, Gotshal & Manges and Linklaters. For many years, I served as Vice-President of the Court of Arbitration at the Polish Chamber of Commerce.

Experience and academic profile

In terms of academic experience and profile, I have headed the Department of Administrative Law and Procedure and the Department of Public Commercial Law. For at least one semester, I was a visiting professor at the law faculties of five American universities: the University of the Pacific, St. Louis University, San Francisco University, Capital University, and Indiana University in Bloomington. For one year, I was a visiting scholar at the School of Law, University of California, Berkeley. I ceased teaching as a visiting professor when I began to actively engage in legal practice. I have edited numerous books, including textbooks and commentaries, which featured younger academics as co-authors.

Areas of academic mentoring

I invite individuals interested in research concerning the philosophy and theory of law, legal science methodology, and bioethics. I am particularly interested in issues related to human legal subjectivity, human dignity, procedural justice, the relationship between law and science, and the axiological foundations of public law. I am keen to support projects dedicated to contemporary bioethical and biomedical challenges, the legal limits of interference with individual autonomy, and the protection of particularly vulnerable persons. I am also interested in research into general scientific methodology and legal methodology, the theory of legal argumentation, legal epistemology, and the impact of social and scientific changes on the understanding of law and human subjectivity.

Experience and academic profile

Individuals interested in mentoring can draw upon my experience, which includes academic and teaching activities in the field of theory and philosophy of law, legal methodology, and bioethics. I hold a habilitated doctorate in legal sciences and am a university professor at the Faculty of Law and Administration at the University of Warsaw. My habilitation was based on the monograph "Homo iuridicus. Człowiek jako podmiot prawa publicznego" (Homo Iuridicus. Man as a Subject of Public Law), which received an award in the "Państwo i Prawo" (State and Law) competition. I am the co-author of the repeatedly reissued textbook "Wstęp do prawoznawstwa" (Introduction to Jurisprudence) and the author of several dozen publications in the field of theory and philosophy of law. I have also translated the constitutions of Tunisia, Algeria, and Morocco into Polish. For many years, I lectured on French bioethical law and published on French law. I have undertaken internships and academic visits in France, including at the Universities of Nantes and Poitiers, and I actively participate in international academic life (conferences, inter alia, in Padua, Vilnius, Lille, Lausanne).

Areas of academic mentoring

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Experience and academic profile

• Professor in the Department of Civil Procedure at the Faculty of Law and Administration, University of Warsaw; habilitated doctor of legal sciences • Proxy of the Dean of the Faculty of Law and Administration, University of Warsaw, for cooperation with legal self-governing bodies • Member of the Scientific Council of the Discipline of Legal Sciences; Member of the Didactic Council of the Faculty of Law and Administration, University of Warsaw • Chairman of the Nostrification Committee (University of Warsaw) • Member of the Bureau of Studies and Analysis of the Supreme Court • Attorney-at-law • Lecturer at the Regional Chamber of Legal Advisers in Warsaw • Member of the Civil Law Codification Commission's problem team for new codification of civil procedure • Member of the Civil Law Codification Commission's problem team for civil procedural law • Member of the Civil Law Codification Commission's problem team for the adjudication of consumer cases by courts • Author of almost two hundred academic publications in the field of civil procedural law • zembrzuski.eu

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I invite individuals interested in the cultural dimension of law and the processes of its development, as well as the determining influence that philosophy and political thought exert upon it. My invitation is particularly extended to those interested in the social impact of legal regulations and their cultural entanglements, and to those interested in comparative law who wish to conduct in-depth research in this area. At the core of my interests are the main institutions of Western legal culture, related to human rights, the doctrine of the rule of law, and judicial review of public authority actions. I dedicate significant attention to postmodern transformations in legal culture and the resulting institutions, which are often subjects of social controversy. Furthermore, I welcome individuals interested in the tradition of republican thought, including Old Polish political thought, as well as the social teaching of the Church.

Experience and academic profile

I combine my academic work with serving as a Supreme Court judge. I have experience in multilateral diplomacy involving institutions such as the Council of Europe, the UN, and the ICC. I participate in the work of international judicial organisations. I gained my academic experience through internships, lectures, and research visits at universities in Oxford, Manchester, Edinburgh, Leuven, Pamplona, and the Central European Academy in Budapest. I am regularly invited to speak at international conferences, including as a keynote speaker (USA, France, Spain, Italy, Hungary). To date, I have supervised 4 doctoral theses and am currently supervising three further dissertations. As Head of the Department of Sociology of Law, I collaborate with social researchers from the Świetlica Kulturalna Association on empirical qualitative research and judicial file analysis. Doctoral students can, therefore, expect expert support in empirical legal research.

Areas of academic mentoring

I offer mentoring to individuals interested in private law and wishing to research it within a broad comparative and historical context. I am particularly interested in issues concerning the sources of private law, as well as classic comparative topics focusing on specific private law institutions. I am also open to collaboration on matters related to the functioning of non-European legal traditions and their convergence with Western law.

Experience and academic profile

I am a professor at the University of Warsaw (UW) and head of the Chair of European Legal Tradition. I obtained my doctorate with a dissertation on inheritance law and my habilitation with a monograph on the decodification of civil law. I have published over 40 academic papers and co-authored several academic and industry reports. I have undertaken research visits and taught in Beijing, Lisbon, Brno, and Bergen. I have supervised one doctoral candidate to completion and am currently supervising others. I have extensive experience in mentoring and tutoring within various programmes offered by UW. I am an expert for the UW Centre for Regulatory Impact Assessment, an expert for the Polish Accreditation Commission, and have diverse experience collaborating with other public institutions and non-governmental organisations. I regularly cooperate with a Warsaw law firm as an external expert.

Areas of academic mentoring

I hereby invite individuals interested in tax law, particularly the substantive law of its specific parts. I also invite individuals interested in the theory of tax law and the economic analysis of public levies. The last few decades have been characterised by the dynamic and chaotic development of statutory tax law, with new, previously unknown levies emerging in the form of taxes or charges. My particular interest lies in the new institutions of this law, the fiscal effectiveness of individual levies, the legislative process of enacting its provisions, and its functioning within the adjudicative and direct (law as interpreted) spheres. Comparative studies examining similarities and differences between analogous regulations in countries with comparable tax systems are also of interest. Over the last 30 years, I have supervised 22 successful doctoral dissertations at two universities.

Experience and academic profile

Those interested in mentoring can benefit from my academic experience, which spans 48 years of work at the University of Warsaw and, concurrently, at other research institutions, as well as practical experience as a lawyer specialising in the interpretation and application of tax law. I also possess extensive experience regarding the process of creating tax law, including the development of numerous drafts of legislative acts in the field of tax law (among others). I am a Professor of Legal Sciences, hold a habilitated doctorate in financial law, and serve as Head of the Department of Financial Law at our Faculty. For 30 years, I have also been the editor-in-chief of a highly-rated monthly journal dedicated to tax and legal issues. I have edited and co-authored several dozen academic books presenting the research findings of author teams composed of eminent experts in this field.

Areas of academic mentoring

I invite individuals who are interested in the ways in which law intersects with ideas concerning the organisation of society, the individual’s place within it, and history. I am happy to support projects related to legal traditions, normative crises (particularly the concept of anomie), and the role of law in past and present culture wars. I am also interested in the intersection of law and literature, and the possibility of embedding a normative project within aesthetic manifestations.

Experience and academic profile

I am a historian of ideas, and normativity is a key concept in my research. I have managed research projects for the Ministry of Science and Higher Education, and currently lead a National Science Centre grant. I am a laureate of the Ministry of Science and Higher Education scholarship for outstanding young scholars. My academic articles have been published in journals such as "Law and History Review", "International Journal of Law in Context", and "Law and Humanities". I have undertaken research fellowships in New York (Remarque Institute, NYU), Vienna (IWM), Frankfurt am Main (Exzellenzcluster "Normative Ordnungen"), and Tel Aviv (The Buchmann Faculty of Law), among others.

Areas of academic mentoring

I specialise in civil law (particularly in the general part, property law and the law of obligations), medical law, constitutional law (particularly in the dogmatics of fundamental rights) and European law. I am the author of over 160 academic publications, including monographs, commentaries, articles and glosses, and co-editor of the six-volume series "System Prawa Medycznego" (System of Medical Law), published since 2017, and "Konstytucja Rzeczypospolitej Polskiej. Komentarz" (Constitution of the Republic of Poland. Commentary), vols. I-II (co-edited with Professor M. Safjan), 2016. My work has appeared in journals such as "Forum Prawnicze," "Europejski Przegląd Sądowy," "Państwo i Prawo" (State and Law), "Zeitschrift für Europarecht, Internationales Privatrecht & Rechtsvergleichung," "European Journal of Health Law," "Europarecht," "Przegląd Sądowy" (Judicial Review), "Kwartalnik Prawa Prywatnego" (Quarterly Review of Private Law), "Orzecznictwo Sądów Polskich" (Jurisprudence of Polish Courts) and "Przegląd Sejmowy" (Parliamentary Review).

Experience and academic profile

Professor of Legal Sciences at the Department of Civil Law and the Centre for Medical Law and Biotechnology at the University of Warsaw, Justice of the Supreme Court and member of the Polish Association of European Law. In 2002, I graduated with distinction from the Faculty of Law and Administration at the University of Warsaw. In 2006, I received a PhD in legal sciences from the Faculty of Law and Administration at the University of Warsaw (based on the dissertation "Bezprawie legislacyjne w prawie polskim: problemy odpowiedzialności odszkodowawczej" (Legislative Unlawfulness in Polish Law: Problems of Damages Liability), written under the supervision of Professor M. Safjan). In 2013, I obtained a habilitation degree in legal sciences (based on the dissertation "Gwarancje godności ludzkiej i ich wpływ na polskie prawo cywilne" (Guarantees of Human Dignity and Their Impact on Polish Civil Law), 2012). I completed research fellowships and conducted research at the European University Institute in Florence, Oxford University, the Max Planck Institute in Hamburg, KU Leuven, Cardiff School of Law, and Freie Universität Berlin. I served as an advisor, director, and subsequently President of the General Counsel to the Republic of Poland, representing the Republic before the CJEU, the Supreme Court, and other courts.

Areas of academic mentoring

Issues related to legal history, including the history of political and legal doctrines in a classical approach and in relation to modernity, including issues pertaining to the latest legal doctrines and ideas, mainly in the field of public administration, new technologies, local and corporate self-government, Russian, USSR, and Central and Eastern European law, supranational law, and the convergence of legal systems.

Experience and academic profile

Professor of Legal Sciences (2016) with the status of a full professor at the University of Warsaw. Supervisor of 14 doctoral dissertations. Author of 3 monographs, editor of 12 books, and author of approximately 150 academic articles, including those published abroad. Regularly collaborates with four highly renowned international universities in Europe and the United States.

Areas of academic mentoring

I cordially invite individuals interested in tax law issues, with a particular focus on the taxation of the financial sector of the economy or the cultural sector, or indirect taxation, including excise duty. Alternatively, my interests include aspects of financial law in former Soviet Union countries and broadly understood comparative tax law. I am also keen to undertake mentoring in other aspects of financial law.

Experience and academic profile

I have extensive experience in both research and professional work. I obtained my doctoral degree in law in 2019, defending a dissertation on the taxation of the financial sector of the economy with a specific financial transactions tax. I am the author of several dozen academic publications and have presented at numerous academic conferences in Poland and abroad. I participated as a researcher in several academic projects. Professionally, I have had the opportunity, among other things, to work as a lawyer in the real estate market and to manage the Tax Analysis Department at the Ministry of Finance. Currently, I practice as a barrister, specialising in tax law, and also hold additional positions at the University of Warsaw.

Areas of academic mentoring

I invite individuals interested in legal and economic issues, including in particular: regulatory impact assessment, the application of economic analysis of law in legislation and the law application process, banking law, and financial market regulation – as well as those intending to research law from the perspective of other areas of social knowledge: economics, sociology, philosophy, and the history of ideas. My academic interests include economic analysis of law (law & economics), jurisprudential studies, constitutional and administrative law, and legal theory and philosophy. I am interested in problems concerning the language of law, interpretation, systemic disintegration, overregulation and the juridification of life, the abuse and instrumentalisation of law, and current challenges – the proliferation of legislation, artificial intelligence, big tech, the efficiency of the judiciary, and optimal regulation of intoxicants. I am particularly committed to interdisciplinary research that combines various legal research methods and goes beyond a formal-dogmatic approach.

Experience and academic profile

I can offer support based on over a decade of academic and professional experience – including scientific research, teaching, grant-related work, international collaboration, and practice as a legal counsel and managing partner of a law firm with several dozen employees. I am a Professor at the University of Warsaw, Head of the Department of Economic Analysis of Law, the Centre for Regulatory Impact Assessment, and the Postgraduate Studies in Legislative Issues. I have participated in conferences in England, Sweden, China, and South Africa, among other countries; I completed internships at universities in Edinburgh, Zagreb, and Melbourne; I co-founded the School of Polish Law at Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv. In my academic work, I endeavour to utilise experience gained outside the University: as an expert for public institutions (including the NAWA Council, the Advisory Board of the Prime Minister, a permanent expert for the Sejm’s Extraordinary Committee for Constitutional Amendment, an expert for the EESC EU), and as the author of legal opinions and legislative drafts for Polish and foreign entities.

Areas of academic mentoring

I invite applications from individuals interested in conducting research under my supervision in the field of civil law, particularly its general part and the law of obligations, including a broad spectrum of issues concerning contract law, from their formation, through performance, to the termination of the legal relationship. I focus on contracts in professional, consumer, and general trade, including those regulated by the Civil Code (e.g., construction works contracts) and those outside it (e.g., package holiday contracts), as well as unnamed contracts (e.g., franchising). I am interested in limitations on freedom of contract, including those arising from competition law (antitrust law), for example, in distribution agreements, and consumer protection. I attach particular importance to the significance of harmonisation processes (EU law) and the influence of model law (e.g., UNIDROIT) for contract law. Research should be conducted with consideration for the needs of contractual trade, especially in areas posing challenges for judicial practice.

Experience and academic profile

I have been associated with the Faculty of Law and Administration at the University of Warsaw throughout my entire professional career. I am the author and co-author of several dozen publications: books, chapters in collective works, and articles in the field of civil law and competition law (e.g., in: System Prawa Prywatnego, vol. 15, Competition Law). I obtained my PhD degree on the basis of my monograph titled “The Franchise Agreement in Light of European Community Competition Law and Polish Antitrust Law,” and my habilitation degree on the basis of my monograph titled “Pre-contractual Information Duties of Professional Entities in Polish Civil Law in Light of European Union Law.” I was a scholarship holder at the European University Institute in Florence and participated in academic internships, among others, in Strasbourg, Antwerp, Rennes, and Brussels. I conduct didactic classes covering the entire field of civil law, including proprietary courses on European contract law, the principle of freedom of contract, distribution agreements, and consumer contracts. I completed a judicial traineeship.

Areas of academic mentoring

I am particularly interested in topics concerning substantive criminal law, criminal procedure, and human rights. I will be pleased to support individuals seeking to deepen their knowledge of drug law, preventive measures, freedom of speech offences, and miscarriages of justice and fair trial.

Experience and academic profile

Those interested in mentoring can benefit from my experience, which combines academic research, legal practice, and collaboration with non-governmental organisations. I will be glad to cooperate with independent researchers from our Faculty.

Areas of academic mentoring

My academic interests, within the discipline of law, encompass: legal argumentation, legal logic, legal theory, and legislative technique. Although a dominant portion of my research is theoretical-legal in nature, I always strive for this legal theory to be broadly understood, not self-contained. On the one hand, this involves openness to other fields of knowledge, such as logic, rhetoric, or linguistics. The second dimension of this openness is an emphasis on the connections between legal theory and legal practice. I am particularly interested in issues concerning the standards of proper legislation and problems related to argumentation used in practical legal discourse. Hence, I am prepared to provide academic supervision for projects within the aforementioned research areas, even when they pertain to dogmatic-legal issues or the practice of creating or applying law.

Experience and academic profile

I have been working at the Faculty of Law and Administration at the University of Warsaw for over 30 years. I am a Professor at the University of Warsaw, Head of the Department of Legal Logic and Argumentation, and a member of the Didactic Council and the Scientific Council of the Discipline of Legal Sciences. I obtained my habilitation degree based on a monograph concerning the rhetorical and logical foundations of legal argumentation. I am the author of numerous scientific articles and chapters in monographs. I have reviewed academic publications for Wolters Kluwer and C.H. Beck. In my teaching activities, I have conducted and continue to conduct both lectures and exercises, as well as seminars, specialized lectures, and dissertation seminars. I am a scientific editor and co-author of the textbook "Logic for Lawyers," which has seen 14 editions. I have experience in supervising doctoral students and have frequently participated in doctoral examination committees. I maintain academic contacts with professors at the universities of Vienna, Saarbrücken, and Konstanz.

Areas of academic mentoring

I welcome individuals interested in constitutional law – both in its classical dimensions and in areas bordering other branches of law. I am particularly drawn to issues concerning the impact of constitutions on various institutions within the legal system, with a special focus on civil law and procedure, and the judicial application of law. I am also interested in the theory of constitutional law – including the creation of legal concepts and notions as tools for ordering and developing constitutional thought. I support projects related to the functioning of the separation of powers, constitutional judiciary, the legislative process, multi-level constitutionalism, as well as the constitutional review of laws and its consequences, and standards for the protection of fundamental rights and their application in judicial practice. I am keen to collaborate with individuals analysing the impact of new technologies on public administration, human rights in the digital environment, and the constitutional limits of state interference in the sphere of individual freedom.

Experience and academic profile

I hold a habilitated doctorate in law and am a staff member at the Department of Constitutional Law at the Faculty of Law and Administration, University of Warsaw. I obtained my habilitation based on a monograph dedicated to the effects of constitutional invalidity of laws in the sphere of civil law. My academic achievements include dozens of publications: monographs, chapters, and articles published in Poland and abroad. I have been an executor and leader of research projects funded by the National Science Centre within the framework of the OPUS and FUGA competitions. Parallel to my academic work, I have gained experience in public institutions: the Office of the Commissioner for Human Rights, the Office of the Constitutional Tribunal, and the Attorney General’s Office of the Republic of Poland. I am also a professional litigation representative and mediator in civil and commercial cases. This combination of research, institutional, and litigation work allows me to offer mentees support both in designing and conducting scientific research, and with consideration for the practical application of law.

Areas of academic mentoring

My research focuses on the theory and philosophy of law, and constitutional law. My research interests revolve around philosophical and legal problems of contemporary constitutionalism, particularly issues such as the rule of law, constitutional judiciary, and the creation and amendment of constitutions. I am interested in both liberal and illiberal constitutionalism, also from a comparative law perspective, especially in relation to French, American, and Central and Eastern European legal systems. I strive to view constitutional institutions from a broad perspective, encompassing not only a formal analysis of legal provisions but also their democratic and social legitimation. I am interested in the directions of democratic development in Poland and worldwide, particularly mechanisms of civic participation at the statutory and constitutional levels. My interests also include issues of legislation, legal interpretation, and legal ethics.

Experience and academic profile

I have experience in carrying out individual and team research projects funded by the National Science Centre (NCN). I have led NCN grants: OPUS (Reflective Constitutionalism as a response to the crisis of contemporary constitutionalism) and MINIATURA (The origin and development of the concept of supra-constitutional norms in French public law doctrine). I have many years of experience in various forms of personalised education. I have provided individual tutoring to students of the University of Warsaw’s College of Inter-Faculty Individual Studies in Humanities and Social Sciences and beneficiaries of the Ministry of Science and Higher Education's "Diamond Grant" programme. At the University of Warsaw’s Doctoral School of Social Sciences, I serve as an assistant supervisor. I am a mentor in the National Centre for Research and Development’s "Universities of the Future" programme. I have legislative experience gained, among other things, while working as an expert in the Chancellery of the Sejm of the Republic of Poland. I am a legal counsel.

Areas of academic mentoring

I welcome individuals interested in conducting research in the fields of tax law, financial accounting, and public finance law. While my primary focus is on income taxes and financial accounting, my research interests also encompass other taxes and selected issues in public finance. Central to my interests are the taxation of economic activity and tax matters concerning the third sector. From a comparative law perspective, I primarily concentrate on the Spanish system.

Experience and academic profile

I am an assistant professor in the Department of Financial Law at the Faculty of Law and Administration, University of Warsaw. Since 2003, I have been the Head of the Centre for Spanish, European and Latin American Law at the Faculty of Law and Administration, University of Warsaw, and since 2023, I have served as the academic coordinator of the Permanent Seminar on Polish Law at the University of Murcia. I also hold the title of a Spanish lawyer. I possess a certificate from the Minister of Finance authorising me to provide accounting services, along with many years of experience in accounting and bookkeeping for commercial and social entities. I am the author of publications and scholarly articles in financial law in Polish, Spanish, and English. I have participated in and co-organised national and international academic conferences. I have experience in participating in research projects and collaborating with Polish and international academic centres, as well as supervising law students and doctoral candidates.