Peter Eisenbarth

Prof. Peter Eisenbarth is a Professor of Public Real Estate, Civil Law, and Public Construction Law at the University of Ludwigsburg, where he also serves as Ethics Officer. He holds a doctorate in law from the University of Konstanz (2000) and has extensive professional experience, including nine years as head of department at the Baden-Württemberg Property and Building Administration (until 2012). His academic roles include part-time teaching since 2002 at institutions like the Konstanz University of Applied Sciences and the VWA Administrative and Business Academy.

Education: Law studies at University of Konstanz (1989–1994), First and Second State Examinations in Law (1994, 1996), doctoral thesis on 'The right to one's own image of relative and absolute figures in contemporary history' (2000).

Research focuses on public real estate law, civil law, and construction law, blending legal theory with practical administrative challenges. Recent publications address construction permits, sports law, and property rights. Notable work includes a nationally awarded analysis of partial privileges in construction law (2022).

Teaching spans property law, labor law, and contract law across multiple institutions. Professional experience includes legal practice (1996–2003) and leadership in public real estate management. His ethics role underscores commitment to legal integrity.