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Francesca Bartolini is an Associate Professor of Private Law at Link Campus University in Rome since 2021, specializing in contract law, consumer protection, digital law, and gender identity issues. She holds a PhD in Corporate and International Civil Law from the University of Genoa (2012) and has taught at Bocconi University and the University of Genoa. She is a Fellow of the European Law Institute and a Member of SECOLA. Her research focuses on digital inheritance, autonomous vehicle liability, renewable energy contracts, and transgender legal rights. She serves as a Financial Banking Arbitrator appointed by the Bank of Italy and contributes to legal commentary on civil procedure and consumer credit.
Education:
- LL.M., University of Genoa, 2006 (Thesis: Contract Law)
- PhD in Corporate and International Civil Law, University of Genoa, 2012
- Research fellowship at CIELI, Genoa
Research Interests: Her work spans private law modernization, digital transformation of legal systems, and social justice. Recent trends in her publications include:
- Gender identity recognition in civil registration
- Algorithmic fairness in banking
- Consumer rights in energy transition markets
- Legal challenges in autonomous vehicle liability
Awards & Memberships:
- Fellow, European Law Institute
- Member, Society of European Contract Law (SECOLA)
- Board Member, Associazione Civilisti Italiani
Advising & Grants: While no grants are explicitly noted, her roles as arbitrator and academic involve legal advisory work. She has supervised numerous academic papers on contract law and consumer protection.
Labs/Teams: Active in interdisciplinary research at CIELI and collaboration with the Institute of Advanced Legal Studies (London).
