The impact of EU law on national private law
Within this research theme I study the interplay between European Union law and national private law. I am particularly interested in the influence primary and secondary rules of EU law have on open norms within private law (‘fairness’, ‘safety’, ‘fit for purpose’) and concepts like causation and damages within the domains of unfair commercial practices, product liability and (consumer) sales law. This research is carried out within the first pillar of the research programme of the Tilburg Institute for Private Law (TIP)
Publications within this project
- Privaatrechtelijke zorgplichten en Europese maximumharmonisatie (2018) Weekblad voor Privaatrecht, Notariaat en Registratie
- Gedragswetenschappelijke inzichten in het consumentenrecht (2017, with J. Braspenning) Tijdschrift voor Consumentenrecht
- The Impact of Free Movement of Goods and Services on Private Law Rights and Remedies (2017) Intersentia
- Aansprakelijkheid voor gebrekkige medische hulpzaken (2015, with B. van Leeuwen) Nederlands Tijdschrift voor Burgerlijk Recht
- Resuscitating EU Product Liability Law? (2015, with B. van Leeuwen) European Review of Private Law
- Europese regelgeving inzake medische hulpmiddelen (2015, with B. van Leeuwen) Tijdschrift voor Consumentenrecht
- The Impact of Primary EU Law on Private Law Relationships (2014) European Review of Private Law