Anca Roxana BULARCA

Anca Roxana BULARCA is a Lecturer in the Department of Law at the Transilvania University of Brașov. Her academic focus lies in Civil Law, particularly contractual obligations, insolvency law, and the interplay between civil and commercial law. She teaches and researches civil obligations, contract negotiation, and insolvency procedures within the European context. Her work emphasizes interdisciplinary approaches to legal challenges, including the protection of honest debtors and cross-border insolvency frameworks.

Her research interests include civil law obligations, professional liability, insolvency law's role in modern economies, and the effectiveness of insolvency proceedings under EU regulations. Notable areas of inquiry are contractual freedom, guarantees in obligations, and the application of the European Insolvency Regulation (EC 261/2004 and EU 2015/848).

BULARCA has published extensively on insolvency procedures, creditor rights, and European legal harmonization. Her recent work addresses issues such as the role of syndic judges in insolvency cases, the Paulian action under Romanian law, and the maximization of debtor assets during bankruptcy.

No scientific awards are explicitly listed, but her contributions to legal education and scholarly publications reflect her expertise in civil and insolvency law. She is affiliated with the Faculty of Law and contributes to its academic and research activities in Brașov.