Piotr Skorek

Piotr Skorek is a researcher affiliated with the Department of Civil Law at the Faculty of Law and Administration, University of Warmia and Mazury in Olsztyn. His primary research interests include the history of political and legal thought, civil procedure, and commercial law. He holds a Master of Laws (mgr) from the Faculty of Law and Administration at the University of Gdańsk. Skorek has contributed to academic discourse through publications in peer-reviewed journals such as Kortowski Przegląd Prawniczy and conference proceedings, focusing on topics ranging from legal theory to administrative liability. He has presented at international conferences including 'Moral Imperatives in Law, Science and Culture' in Belgorod, Russia (2017) and 'The Pros and Cons of a Search: Key Issues in Forensic Procedures' in Olsztyn (2018). His professional activities include roles as a trainee legal counsel, editor of a local government newsletter, and public procurement specialist. He is also involved in the mediation and dispute resolution field and contributes to the SKP Institute's research teams, including the Civil Law Research Team and Legal and Economic Council.

Skorek’s work bridges legal history, civil law, and administrative law, emphasizing the intersection of morality and legal systems. His recent publications highlight challenges in contractual liability, state accountability during searches, and historical penal practices in Poland. While no awards are explicitly noted, his active participation in academic conferences and editorial roles underscores his commitment to legal scholarship and professional development.