Federico Casa

Federico Casa is an Associate Professor of Philosophy of Law at the University of Trento's Faculty of Law. His academic career includes roles at the University of Padua, where he held various teaching and research positions since 1991. He specializes in legal epistemology, philosophy of jurists, legal informatics, and metaphysical approaches to law. His research spans projects on legal methodology, judicial reasoning, and the intersection of AI with law.

• Education: Law degree from University of Padua (1991), PhD in Philosophy of Law (1997).
• Research: Over 30 coordinated and collaborative projects, focusing on legal theory, administrative law, and crisis management.
• Teaching: Courses in Legal Informatics, Legal Methodology, and Philosophy of Law at multiple institutions, including University of Trieste and Unitelma Sapienza.

Research interests emphasize legal science's epistemological foundations and the application of technology (e.g., AI) to legal practice. He has organized conferences on topics like legal education and authored articles on AI ethics and corporate governance.

• Awards: None explicitly listed.
• Grants: Extensive participation in national research projects funded by MURST/MIUR and university grants.

He advises on legal education reforms and serves on editorial and scientific committees for legal journals and publications.