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Biography
Johannes Ungerer is the Erich Brost Lecturer in German Law and European Union Law at the Faculty of Law and St Hilda’s College. Prior to joining Oxford in 2019, Johannes taught and researched at the University of Bonn for five years, and also served as the Assistant Editor of the European Union Private Law Review (GPR). He studied law in Halle and Cardiff as a Studienstiftung scholar, and graduated with the German First State Exam and a LL.M.oec. master’s degree in business and economic law. He qualified for the German judiciary and bar with the Second State Exam; his training placements included the Court of Justice of the European Union, the Bundesverfassungsgericht, the German Federal Ministry of Justice, and the law-firm Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer. Apart from several papers on Civil and European private law, his main research focuses on private international and comparative law.
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Blog posts by Johannes Ungerer

European Commission’s Infringement Proceedings Against the UK’s Internal Market Bill – Will They End up in the CJEU?
By Johannes Ungerer, Institute of European and Comparative Law
Oxford Business Law Blog
Coronavirus Moratoria in Private Law: Comparing the Position of Tenants in the UK and Germany
By Johannes Ungerer
Property Law