Naomi Creutzfeldt

Professor Naomi Creutzfeldt serves as an Associate Scientist at the Max Planck Institute for Legal History and Legal Theory in Frankfurt am Main, Germany, where she conducts interdisciplinary socio-legal research within the institute's academic framework.

Her research spans civil and administrative justice systems, access to justice, alternative dispute resolution (ADR), digitalization of legal procedures, EU law and regulation, socio-legal theory, online activism, ombudsmen, and vulnerabilities related to energy poverty and health justice. She particularly investigates how digital transformation impacts procedural fairness and explores socio-legal dynamics affecting vulnerable consumers and health determinants.

Creutzfeldt actively contributes to the "Socio-legal Trajectories in Germany and the UK: Cultures, Actors and Institutions" research network and advances multidisciplinary perspectives in legal theory and private law, collaborating with scholars like Christian Boulanger and Jen Hendry on cross-jurisdictional justice frameworks.