Mariella LAMICELA

Mariella LAMICELA serves as an Associate Professor at Ca' Foscari University of Venice, affiliated with both the Department of Economics and the Interdepartmental School of Economics, Languages and Entrepreneurship (SELE). She maintains dual office locations at San Giobbe in Venice and Treviso - Palazzo San Paolo, reflecting her institutional presence across multiple campuses.

Her academic responsibilities include serving as Member of the Economics Area Degree Committee and DEC representative on the Economic Area Library Board (BEC), demonstrating active participation in university governance. Professor LAMICELA's scholarly work centers on Private Law (scientific sector Diritto privato [GIUR-01/A]), with particular emphasis on Consumer Law, Contract Law, and Commercial Practices within the European legal framework.

Her research trajectory reveals consistent engagement with consumer protection mechanisms, analyzing the implementation of European Union directives into Italian law. Recent publications focus on critical issues such as the extension of nullity of abusive clauses to entire contracts, private enforcement strategies under EU Directive 2019/2161/UE, and European Court of Justice interpretations of consumer protection standards. Her work bridges theoretical legal analysis with practical considerations for legal practitioners and policymakers.

Professor LAMICELA's scholarly contributions demonstrate significant expertise in interpreting complex legal relationships between EU regulations and national legal systems. Her publications address contemporary challenges in consumer contract transparency, restitution mechanisms, and the evolving concept of abusive commercial practices within the European context.

She maintains professional engagement through her university profile (www.unive.it/people/lamicela) and institutional email contact (lamicela@unive.it), continuing to contribute to academic discourse on legal frameworks governing commercial relationships and consumer protection in Europe.