European Group on Tort Law

Acronym: EGTL

General Information

Identification Code: 008658631225-37

Website: http://www.egtl.org

Entity Form: Keine

Registration Category: Think tanks and research institutions

Registration Date: 4/17/2018

Last Update: 1/16/2024

Mission & Interests

Goals: The European Group on Tort Law aims to contribute to the enhancement and harmonization of tort law in Europe through the framework provided by its Principles of European Tort Law (PETL) and its related and ongoing research, and in particular to provide a principled basis for rationalisation and innovation at national and EU level. The European Group on Tort Law is a group of scholars who share a common research interest. The Group's activities are not profit-oriented, and neither do they serve in any trade, business or professional purpose. The Group's common goal is purely academic

Interests Represented: Does not represent commercial interests

Interests:

Consumers
Digital economy and society
Environment
Justice and fundamental rights
Research and innovation
Single market
Transport

Levels of Interest:

global
european

Activities

Main EU Legislative Proposals: Harmonisation in European private law, particularly in the field of tort law

Communication Activities: Publications and conferences on comparative tort law

Inter-institutional or Unofficial Groupings: N/A

Head Office

Address: European Center of Tort and Insurance LawReichsratsstrasse 17/2

Post Code: 1010

City: Wien

Country: AUSTRIA

Phone:

Indic Phone: 43

Phone Number: 1427729650

EU Office

Address: European Center of Tort and Insurance LawReichsratsstrasse 17/2

Post Code: 1010

City: Wien

Country: AUSTRIA

Phone:

Indic Phone: 43

Phone Number: 1427729650

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Membership Information

Members25 Percent: 4

Members: 4

Members F T E: 1

Info Members: The Group is a voluntary association of researchers who contribute a limited part of their time to joint projects. The % of working time spent on activities covered by this Register is far below 25% of each individual's working time.