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Michał Krakowiak is a University Professor at the Department of Civil Procedure I, Faculty of Law and Administration, University of Lodz. He also serves as a Judge of the District Court in Łódź, adjudicating civil and family cases in second instance, and as a Judge at the Court of Appeal in Łódź as part of a delegation. For the 2025-2028 term, he serves as Disciplinary Spokesman for Academic Teachers at the University of Lodz.
His educational background includes:
- 2003: Graduated from Faculty of Law and Administration, University of Lodz
- 2009: Obtained PhD in law with dissertation "Execution by a Compulsory Administration"
- 2018: Obtained habilitation with book "Compulsory Sum in Polish Civil Procedure"
Professor Krakowiak's research focuses on civil procedure and enforcement proceedings, with particular expertise in comparative analysis of European enforcement systems. His work bridges theoretical legal scholarship with practical judicial experience, informed by his dual roles as academic and sitting judge. He has contributed significantly to legal scholarship through his publications and commentaries on civil procedure codes.
His research interests span Polish and foreign civil proceedings, court enforcement proceedings, comparative law (particularly Italian and Spanish enforcement proceedings), civil law, history of ancient Rome, Italian philology, and Stoic philosophy.
- Multiple awards from the Rector of the University of Lodz
Professor Krakowiak serves as a lecturer at the District Chamber of Legal Advisers in Warsaw and the National School of Judiciary and Public Prosecution. He is also a member of Scientific Councils and serves as a reviewer for academic journals. His teaching responsibilities include conducting classes (including distance learning), developing/updating educational programs, conducting examinations and credits (including diploma examinations), supervising and reviewing diploma theses, preparing teaching materials, and providing student consultations.
