Department of European Law
Professor ILS PAS
email: dawidmiasik@yahoo.com
Master of Law (Marie Curie-Sklodowska University in Lublin, Faculty of Law); since 1999 assistant and then Associate Professor, Jean Monnet European Union Law Chair, Faculty of Law, Marie Curie-Sklodowska University in Lublin (2002-2006); Associate Professor, Competition Law Chair, Institute of Legal Studies (2006-2012); Professor, European Law Chair, Institute of Legal Studies (2013 up to now).
Judge of the Polish Supreme Court, Labour and Social Security Chamber (previously Labour, Social Security and Public Affairs Chamber) since 2014 (since 2006 had been advising the Supreme Court in various EU, competition and regulation cases). As a judge rapporteur has adjudicated various issues of EU labour, social security, state aid, competition, telecommunications, energy, commercial and consumer protection law and the rule of law. Member of judicial panels that made most of the preliminary references originating from the Polish Supreme Court, including C-585/18 A.K.
Together with prof. Monika Szwarc was responsible for training Polish judges in the application of EU law, co-author of an EU law manuals for the judiciary.
Scientific interest:
- judicial application of EU law,
- protection of fundamental rights,
- substantive EU law (internal market, competition and regulation of public utilities and telecommunications).
Research grant:
„The impact of principles of EU law on the imposition of fines by national public administration bodies” (National Science Centre, 2022-2025).
Prizes:
His book “The interface between competition law and intellectual property law” (WoltersKluwer 2012) was awarded three Polish distinctive academic awards:
- 2nd prize in XLIX Państwo i Prawo competition for the best academic legal dissertation (2014)
- CARS 2013 Prize by Center for Antitrust and Regulatory Studies of the Faculty of Managament, Warsaw University (2013)
- Prize of the Ministry of Economy and the Patent Office (2013)
The book ‘Principles and fundamental rights’ (series: System of European Union Law. Vol. II) was awarded:
- the title of ‘The law book most useful in the practice of justice in 2022’ – XV edition of the Wolters Kluwer Polska and ‘Przegląd Sądowy’ competition
- the scientific award named after Leon Petrażycki
