Thinking out Loud about Class Actions

My practice goes hand in hand with my academic activities. I am Doctor in Law (2011), with a double PhD from the University of Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne (France) and University of Buenos Aires (Argentina) on Collective actions in Consumer law. Studies of French and Argentinean law under a comparative perspective (published by Dalloz in 2013).

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I am Associate Professor (Maître de conférences de France-HDR) at Paris-Saclay University and lecturer at Assas University (European Union Consumer law). I teach not only Class Actions but also Consumer Law, Distribution Law, Contracts, Comparative Law, International Law, and International Sales. I co-chair the private law research laboratory Institut Droit Ethique Patrimoine (IDEP) at the JeanMonnet Faculty, as well as the Paris-Saclay Legal Clinics. In the past, I lectured in business schools such as ESCP (European and international Universities).

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I lecture and offer training on Comparative Collective Redress before audiences composed of law students, lawyers, judges and companies. I actively participate in responses to call for tenders regarding Representative Actions, Third-party Funding in Europe and have published internationally around 150 papers (including a book, dozens of chapters and more than one hundred papers).

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In 2017, I founded the Observatory of Class Actions and other forms of Collective Redress, an international platform that collects and shares information and analyzes it from an interdisciplinary point of view. It also gathers researchers, in an international network of experts in class actions.