Jose Ramon de Verda Beamonte

Jose Ramon de Verda Beamonte is a Professor in the Department of Civil Law at the Faculty of Law, Universitat de València. He holds a PhD from the same university, with a thesis on the autonomous construction of civil marriage structures. His academic work is deeply rooted in civil and family law, with special attention to personality rights, including the right to honor, privacy, and one's own image.

• University: Universitat de València
• School: Faculty of Law
• Department: Department of Civil Law
• Email: j.ramon.de-verda@uv.es

His research interests include Civil Law, Family Law, Personal Rights, Marriage Law, Reproductive Law, and Jurisprudence Analysis. He is a member of two research groups: DERVUL (Law and Vulnerability: minors, persons with disabilities, and companion animals) and GPF (Research Group on Person and Family).

De Verda Beamonte’s publications span over two decades and cover key legal topics such as marriage validity, surrogacy, search engine liability, satire and honor, and aesthetic surgery liability. His work often analyzes Spanish and European jurisprudence, providing critical insights into evolving legal doctrines. Notable themes include the balance between freedom of expression and personality rights, the economic consequences of de facto union breakups, and the legal challenges of modern reproductive technologies.

Among his most significant contributions are detailed commentaries on landmark rulings from Spanish and European courts, particularly concerning privacy, image rights, and professional honor. He has also authored a comprehensive study on Organic Law 1/1982, a cornerstone of Spanish civil protection for personal rights.

• Right to Honor and Privacy
• Marriage and Family Law
• Legal Protection of Vulnerable Persons
• Media and Information Law
• Contractual Liability
• Reproductive and Succession Law

He has not been reported to have supervised students, and no scientific awards are mentioned in the available sources. His academic activity remains active, with recent publications in 2021 and ongoing engagement with contemporary legal debates.

He is involved in interdisciplinary research on family crises and contributes to scholarly discourse through journals and treatises, particularly focusing on practical and jurisprudential aspects of civil law.