Thomas Schoditsch
As a civil law expert, Thomas Schoditsch researches and teaches private law and the interfaces with related areas of law - such as fundamental rights, procedural law and insolvency law. He is interested in current issues of commercial law, with a particular focus on consumer protection. He is also particularly interested in social developments and their influence on family law. As a former judge, he solves legal problems with a practical and procedural approach, which makes him a popular lecturer for practitioners. Due to his experience as a legislator at the Federal Ministry of Justice, he regularly advises on legislative processes, especially in the areas of consumer protection and family law.
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Schoditsch, Commentary on the Marriage Act (2023)
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Schoditsch/Kathrein, Commentary on §§ 1-42a KSchG, in KBB7 (2023)
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Schoditsch et al, Festschrift for Peter Bydlinski (2022)
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Schoditsch et al, Textbook on family law (2021)
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Schoditsch/Feka, The child's maintenance claim and its limits (2021)
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Schoditsch, Equality and diversity in family law (2020)
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Schoditsch, Fundamental rights and private law (2019)
Further publications in the research portal of the University of Graz
