MARTIN SALAMANCA, SARA

Sara Martín Salamanca is an Associate Professor in the Department of Private Law at Universidad Carlos III de Madrid. She specializes in Civil Law, Roman Law, Commercial Law, and Digital Law, particularly focusing on family law, non-contractual liability, and private law in digital environments.

• Research Groups: Research Group on Non-contractual Liability, Private Law in the digital environment
• Institute: Lucio Anneo Seneca Institute of Classical Studies on Society and Politics

Her research explores the intersection of European law with digital platforms, copyright, and family legal frameworks. She has contributed extensively to publications on these topics.

Recent publications include analyses of liability frameworks for digital intermediaries (2023), updates on common-law marriage recognition (2024), and examinations of matrimonial property systems. Her work spans both traditional civil law domains and emerging digital challenges.

• Principal Researcher: Daños en el entorno digital: Nuevos desafíos en torno a su reparación (2021-2024, AEI)
• Researcher: Hacia una delimitación del derecho del enriquecimiento injusto español (2014-2017)

She has conducted research stays at the Franklin Pierce Center for Intellectual Property (2018) and the Max Planck Institute (2009). Her educational contributions include co-authoring civil law textbooks and directing student research projects.