Anna Bernadette Boehl

Anna Bernadette Boehl is a Researcher at the Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms-University of Bonn. She specializes in Private International Law, focusing on general theories of conflict of laws, international parentage law, and reproductive medicine law. Her work bridges legal frameworks with contemporary societal challenges in cross-border family and medical contexts.

• Education: Studied Law at Ruprecht-Karls-University of Heidelberg (2013–2019), with an Erasmus semester at the University of Bologna (2015–2016).
• Qualifications: First State Examination (Heidelberg, 2019), University Specialization Examination (International Private and Procedural Law, 2019), Second State Examination (Hesse, 2022).

Her research explores intersections between private international law and reproductive rights, with a focus on statutory interpretation (e.g., Art. 13 para. 3 EGBGB). Current work includes advising on legal frameworks for cross-border parentage and medical law.

Recent publications analyze minors' marriages under German conflict-of-laws principles, emphasizing the evolution of legal theories and policy considerations in international family law.

She has held roles as a Research Assistant at TU Munich (Corporate Law Chair, 2020–2022) and participated in a doctoral colloquium at the Center for Health Law, Christian-Albrechts-University of Kiel (2021).