Pierre-Emmanuel Audit

Pierre-Emmanuel Audit is a Lecturer in Private Law at Panthéon-Assas Université, France, and serves as Global Visiting Professor of Law. His roles include Dean of the Singapore Campus and Director of the LL.M. International Business Law program there. He holds a Doctorate in Private Law (2013), an LL.M. from Harvard Law School (2007), and has passed the New York Bar Exam. His research focuses on Data Protection Law, Behavioral Analysis of Law, Civil Law (contracts/torts), and Legal Theory. He co-directs the Data Protection Officer diploma program and leads initiatives in insurance contract law.

His recent publications explore topics like AI legal personhood, GDPR adequacy decisions, and behavioral insights in contractual information. He has received three prizes for his doctoral work on conceptual thinking in law. Beyond teaching, he co-organizes the Current Legal Issues conference series and contributes to the Assas Lab' research team. His interdisciplinary approach bridges legal theory with practical applications in tech and international business.

Education:

• Doctorate in Private Law, Panthéon-Assas Université (2013)
• LL.M., Harvard Law School (2007)
• DEA in General Private Law, Panthéon-Assas Université (2004)

Key Roles:

• Dean, Singapore Campus (Panthéon-Assas)
• Director, LL.M. International Business Law (Singapore)
• Co-Director, Data Protection Officer Diploma
• Member, Civil Law Laboratory

Research Trends: Recent articles emphasize EU-US data transfers, AI legal frameworks, and behavioral insights in contract law. His work balances doctrinal analysis with modern challenges like privacy regulation and technological innovation.

Awards:

• Three prizes for doctoral dissertation on conceptual legal thinking

Grants & Advising: While no specific grants are listed, his administrative roles suggest involvement in program funding and international collaborations. No advisee names are provided in sources.

Labs/Teams: Active in the Civil Law Laboratory and Assas Lab', contributing to interdisciplinary legal research initiatives.