Prof. Dr. Bernheim-Engler, LL.M. (Berkeley)
Junior Professorship for Civil Law, Civil Procedure Law, and Lawyer's Law
About the research area
In its research, the IPA deals with procedural law and the law governing the legal profession. In the area of procedural law, the Institute consciously follows the original academic practice in Germany of not assigning the procedural rules to the individual main disciplines, but of placing them as an independent subject alongside the three basic dogmatic disciplines. In the field of lawyers' law, the Institute attaches importance to placing current developments in a broader context. In addition, lawyer-oriented legal education in Hanover is made the subject of various scientific studies. For example, the topic of "lawyers' exams" is regularly taken up in publications.
Research projects
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Third-party funded project: DIGI-GUARDAs part of the EU project, cross-border electronic legal transactions and digital evidence collection are to be researched and internationally enhanced.Led by: Prof. Dr. Christian WolfTeam:Year: 2022Funding: For the LUH, a maximum of €54,981.52 by the EUDuration: 06/2022-05/2024
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Third-party funded project: TRAIN 2 EN4CEProject for the Implementation of Practical Knowledge about the European Order for Payment Procedure and the Small Claims ProcedureLed by: Prof. Dr. Christian WolfTeam:Year: 2019Funding: €47,379.60 by the EUDuration: 09/2019-03/2022
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Third-party funded project: Diversity of Enforcement titles in cross-border debt collection in the EULed by: Prof. Dr. Christian WolfTeam:Year: 2019Funding: €27,135 by the European CommissionDuration: 06/2019 – 05/2021
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Third-party funded project: Soldan Moot CourtLed by: Prof. Dr. Christian WolfTeam:Year: 2012Funding: approximately €85,000 euros annuallyDuration: seit 2012
