Julie Traulle

Julie Traulle is a Professor and university lecturer at the University of Tours, affiliated with the Interdisciplinary Legal Research Institute (IRJI) UR 7496. She is part of the Private Law and Legal History Section within the Faculty of Law, Economics, and Social Sciences. Her research focuses on civil liability, damages assessment, contractual obligations, and comparative legal systems. She teaches courses including Introduction to Law, Family Law, and Law of Obligations at undergraduate levels.

Her research contributions span analyses of French civil liability law reforms, comparative studies with Belgian and Romanian legal systems, and critiques of historical legal frameworks like the 1881 Press Law. She has authored monographs and peer-reviewed articles on topics such as economic damage reparations, automobile accident liability, and contractual damages.

Professor Traulle regularly contributes to legal journals with notes on recent case law, including analyses of judicial decisions from France's highest courts. Her work bridges theoretical legal analysis with practical applications in civil liability matters.