Academia
Research, Publications & Education
Advancing the understanding of AI law through academic research, international publications, and teaching the next generation of lawyers.
Primary Affiliation
SWPS University
Professor of Law at the Faculty of Law in Poznań, SWPS University. Teaching and researching at the intersection of AI, law, and technology regulation.
Leading academic programmes on artificial intelligence law, data governance, and digital transformation in the legal profession.
Professor of Law
Faculty of Law, Poznań
University of Cambridge
As a Visiting Scholar at the Faculty of Law, University of Cambridge, I conduct research on AI governance, focusing on constitutional safeguards and human oversight in AI systems.
Cambridge Faculty of Law ↗Visiting Scholar
Faculty of Law
Academic Affiliations
Akademia Leona Koźmińskiego
Lecturer — AI & Law Postgraduate Programme
Teaching on the postgraduate programme in AI Law, one of Central Europe's leading practice-oriented educational initiatives in AI & law.
View programme →CLAIRE — Centre for LegalTech and AI Research
Member of Scientific Council
Member of the Scientific Council of CLAIRE (Centrum Badań nad LegalTech i AI) at the University of Łódź, advancing research in legal technology and AI.
Guest Lecture Programs
Leadership School VII Edition
Szkoła Przywództwa i Wolności — lecture on impact of war in Ukraine.
Leadership School VIII Edition
Szkoła Przywództwa i Wolności — lecture on impact of AI development on business and law.
AI & Machine Learning Accelerator
Estonian Entrepreneurship University of Applied Sciences — microcredential program.
Key Findings
- → First international empirical study on AI in legal practice
- → Survey of law firms across multiple jurisdictions
- → Analysis of AI adoption patterns and barriers
- → Recommendations for legal profession
Featured Publication
Global Report on AI in Legal Practice
The largest international empirical study examining how law firms around the world are adopting artificial intelligence. Survey of law firms across 60+ jurisdictions analyzing patterns, barriers, and future outlook for AI in professional services.
Published in collaboration with CCBE, FBI, AIJA, World Jurists Association, and ITechLaw.
📢 2nd Edition launching soon — with 2025 research data comparing results with the first report.
Read the Report ↗Publications
Oxford University Press
Editor-in-Chief — OUP Essentials Series
Editor-in-Chief of OUP Essentials series on legal tech and AI, providing accessible yet rigorous analysis of complex legal issues.
70+ Publications
Author of monographs, book chapters, and journal articles on constitutional law, AI governance, data protection, and technology regulation.
Forthcoming
- • "Human Oversight as a Constitutional Safeguard in AI Governance: Convergence or Parallel Evolution?" — ICON-S Conference 2026, Dublin
- • Commentary on Articles 41, 42, 44, 45, 47, 48, 49 AI Act — in: AI Act Commentary (ed. Bieda, Lubasz, Namysłowska, Okoń)
- • Second Global Report on the State of AI in Legal Practice (2025/2026)
- • "AI and Corporate Responsibility – From Fragmented Compliance to Unified Governance" — Cambridge Forum on AI: Law and Governance (with Jarosław Greser)
Monographs
Consequences of Constitutional Tribunal Rulings in Judicial Application of Law
Warsaw 2016, Wydawnictwo Sejmowe, 394 pp. (Habilitation thesis)
Protection of Medical Data
Warsaw 2011, Wolters Kluwer, 237 pp.
Protection of Acquired Rights in the Polish Constitutional System
Warsaw 2008, Wydawnictwo Sejmowe, 156 pp.
Reports
First Global Report on the State of Artificial Intelligence in Legal Practice (2023)
With Araszkiewicz, Zadrożny, Porębski, Constantini, Van Dijck, Ebers, Francesconi, Ghosh, Harašta, Lauritsen, Libal, Maranhao, Medvedeva, Pagallo, Satoh, Schafer, Savelka, Xiong, Chi, Walker, Waltl, Zeleznikow, Żurek
First Global Report on the State of AI in Legal Practice
Legal Tech Zeitschrift 2024, no. 3, p. 226-235
Book Chapters
Artificial Intelligence and Legal Practice
In: Science, Technology and Law (2024, Bologna University Press), p. 233-242 — with Natalia Mushak
Typology of Constitutional Changes
In: Polish Constitutionalism (2020), p. 1217-1226
On the Consequences of Constitutional Tribunal Rulings in Judicial Application of Law 2015-2017
In: Constitutional Judiciary (2018), p. 83-100
Judicial Control of Public Power in Poland
In: Judicial Control of Public Power in National and International Law (ed. R. Arnold, J.I. Martinez), Springer International 2016
Declared Conflict and Effective Cooperation Between the Polish Constitutional Court and Other Courts Upon Interpretive Judgements
In: Constitutional Courts and Ordinary Courts: Cooperation or Conflict? XVIIth International Congress on European and Comparative Constitutional Law, Regensburg 2015
Application of Constitutional Tribunal Rulings by Courts During Deferral Period
In: Constitutionalization of Civil Procedure (ed. Ł. Błaszczak), Wrocław 2015, p. 123-139
Binding Force of Interpretive Judgments
In: Systems – Traditions and Comparisons (ed. P. Mikuli), Warsaw 2015, p. 751-764 — with Prof. K. Działocha
Right of Petition and Actio Popularis
In: Theoretical and Practical Aspects of Petition Law (ed. M. Jabłoński, R. Balicki), Wrocław 2015, p. 353-362
Execution of Constitutional Tribunal Rulings by Courts
In: Execution of Constitutional Tribunal Rulings in Constitutional Practice of State Organs (ed. K. Działocha, S. Jarosz-Żukowska), Warsaw 2013, p. 282-388
Legal Mechanisms for Transfer of OFE Funds: Constitutional Assessments
In: (ed. R. Pacud), Kraków 2013, Oficyna Allerhanda, chapters II.1, III.3, IV.5
Execution of Affirmative Rulings of the Constitutional Tribunal by the Supreme Court and the Supreme Administrative Court
In: The Constitution of the Republic of Poland in the First Decades of the 21st Century (ed. S. Biernat), Constitutional Judiciary Issues 2012, no. 1, p. 187-203
Execution of Constitutional Tribunal Rulings by Courts Submitting Legal Questions
In: Law in Service of State and Society (Festschrift for Prof. K. Działocha), Wrocław 2012, p. 159-178
Restoration of Constitutionality in Constitutional Tribunal Jurisprudence
In: Book of the 25th Anniversary of the Constitutional Tribunal (ed. K. Budziło), Warsaw 2010, p. 211-225
Edited Volumes
Modern Technical Means of Obtaining Information (Recording, Wiretapping, Monitoring, GPS-Tracking) in the Polish Legal System
Warsaw 2015, 130 pp. — Introduction and Scientific Editing
Selected Articles
Violation of Sejm Rules as Basis for Declaring Unconstitutionality of a Statute
Palestra 4/2016, p. 121-126
Processing of Personal Data by Lawyers After the Schrems Judgment
Palestra 1-2/2016, p. 46-56
The Principle of Ne Bis In Idem in ECtHR Jurisprudence
State and Law (PiP) 9/2012, p. 18-30
Constitutionalization of the Ne Bis In Idem Principle in Polish Legal Order
Parliamentary Review 6/2011, p. 79-98
"Injunction" and Proceedings Before the Constitutional Tribunal
State and Law (PiP) 5/2011, p. 19-30
Hosting Operations on Data Covered by Exclusion of Liability
Legal Monitor 24/2009, p. 1333-1336
Protection of Acquired Rights and Economic Crisis
State and Law (PiP) 2009, no. 8, p. 3-16
The Principle of Protection of Acquired Rights in Polish Constitutional Law
Parliamentary Review 2008, no. 1, p. 11-28
Expectancy as an Object of Constitutional Protection
State and Law (PiP) 2007, no. 11, p. 93-101
Constitutional Tribunal Case Reviews
Regular contributor to Palestra journal with reviews of Constitutional Tribunal jurisprudence (2010-2015), covering topics including:
Case Commentaries (Glosses)
Commentary on Constitutional Tribunal Ruling K 19/14
Palestra 2015, no. 9-10, p. 179-183
Commentary on Constitutional Tribunal Ruling K 33/13
Parliamentary Review 2015, no. 4, p. 151-158
On Oversight of Proper Performance of Public Trust Professions (Commentary on K 1/10)
Palestra 1-2/2012, p. 155-161
Commentary on Supreme Administrative Court Resolution II GPS 1/10
Scientific Papers of Administrative Judiciary 2011, no. 1, p. 170-177
Commentary on ECtHR Judgment (Application no. 10373/05)
State and Law (PiP) 2010, no. 7, p. 115-119
Commentary on Constitutional Tribunal Ruling SK 30/04
State and Law (PiP) 2007, no. 4, p. 136-140
Teaching & Education
Educating the next generation of lawyers on AI law, technology regulation, and the ethical challenges of automated decision-making.
AI & Law
Courses on AI regulation, EU AI Act, and legal implications of machine learning.
Technology Law
Comprehensive overview of digital services regulation, platform liability, and data protection.
Guest Lectures
Regular speaking engagements at universities and professional training programs.
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Open to research collaborations, speaking engagements, and academic partnerships.
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