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Kasper Jansen is a Full Professor of European Tort Law at the Department of Law & Business within the Erasmus School of Law at Erasmus University Rotterdam. He specializes in the European dimensions of Dutch private law, particularly tort law, focusing on the public law influences from EU integration. His work examines how European legal frameworks both challenge and enrich Dutch civil law, as highlighted in his inaugural lecture *Stoomwals en wegbereider* (2022).
**Education**: PhD (cum laude, 2012) in Civil Law from Leiden University, focusing on information obligations in contract law. Previously worked as an attorney in The Hague (2012–2018) and legal researcher at the Scientific Bureau of the Dutch Supreme Court (2018–2022).
**Research Interests**: European private law, tort liability, Dutch civil law modernization, EU legal harmonization effects, public law-civil law intersections, and judicial evidence procedures. His research bridges doctrinal analysis with socio-legal implications, emphasizing the evolving role of private law in transnational contexts.
**Professional Roles**: Deputy Judge at Arnhem-Leeuwarden Court of Appeal, Editor-in-Chief of *Nederlands Tijdschrift voor Burgerlijk Recht* (NTBR), and co-head of the Civil Law Chair Group with Prof. Koen Swinnen. Active in academic publishing and legal commentary, addressing contemporary issues like EU fundamental rights application in private law contexts.
**Awards**: Thesis awarded cum laude (2012) for innovative analysis of contractual transparency obligations. Recognized for scholarly contributions to Dutch civil law theory and EU legal integration.
