Yannick Gabuthy

Yannick Gabuthy is a Professor of Economics at the Université de Lorraine, affiliated with the Faculty of Law, Economics, and Management where he serves as head of the Economics department.

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His research specializes in law and economics, with particular focus on litigation analysis, dispute resolution mechanisms, and behavioral economics applications in legal contexts. He investigates topics including legal fee structures, settlement negotiations, whistleblowing incentives, and blockchain-based dispute systems.

His publications demonstrate strong methodological diversity, employing game theory, experimental economics, and behavioral analysis to examine legal-economic interactions. Recent works explore severance payment impacts, blockchain dispute resolution, and strategic information disclosure in litigation.

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He has held visiting positions at the University of Marburg and University of Essex. As department head, he oversees economics education programs.

He leads research on dispute resolution systems and coordinates work on new technologies and justice through the GDR Internet and Society workgroup.