Neada Mullalli

Neada Mullalli is an Associate Professor at the European Humanities University (EHU), affiliated with the Academic Department of Social Sciences and the Center for Constitutionalism and Human Rights. She holds a PhD Candidate status at Central European University in Budapest. Her teaching focuses on Intellectual Property Law and International Financial Law.

Her research interests span Bankruptcy Law, Company Law, International Financial Law, International Economic Law, and Intellectual Property Law. Notable publications include monographs in the International Encyclopedia of Laws series (Kluwer Law International), covering Albanian Corporations, Economic and Commercial Law, and Contracts, with forthcoming volumes in 2018. She has contributed to academic discourse through publications like her 2014 article analyzing Supreme Court impacts on Commercial and Human Rights Law in Albania.

Mullalli actively participates in academic engagements, including workshops on debate pedagogy, webinars on cryptocurrency in bankruptcy proceedings (2022), and the John H. Jackson Moot Court Competition. She has also presented at conferences such as the ‘Milestones of Law in Central Europe’ (2014) and the ‘Development of Russian Law XIII’ (2022). Her work bridges legal theory and practice, particularly in transnational economic frameworks and human rights dimensions.

While no formal awards are listed, her contributions to legal scholarship and academic events highlight her expertise in cross-border legal issues. She advises no listed students but engages in curriculum development through her teaching roles and program curation.