Scholarship for the Legal Community
Recurring Issues in Civil Appeals – Part 2 (Opens in a new tab/window)
Thomas Prince, (2022) 96 Australian Law Journal 273
An Institutional Justification for the Principle of Legality (Opens in a new tab/window)
Lisa Burton Crawford, (2022) 45(2) Melbourne University Law Review (advance)
Statutory interpretation (Opens in a new tab/window)
The Hon. P A Keane AC KC, (Speech, Judicial College of Victoria, Melbourne, 22 March 2023)
Re-Examining the Relationship between Mutual Promises in Contract Law (Opens in a new tab/window)
Nuwan Dias, (2022) 46(1) Melbourne University Law Review (advance).
In what circumstances will Australian Courts depart from the “but for” approach to causation in negligence cases? (Opens in a new tab/window)
Alan Sullivan, (2024) 98 Australian Law Journal 530 (NEW)
Medical Intervention as a Novus Actus Interveniens: Giving Meaning to the Concept of Gross Clinical Negligence: Introduction (Opens in a new tab/window)
Louis Baigent, (2022) 29(4) Journal of Law and Medicine 1201
Compensatory damages and the role of ‘loss’ in actions for tort and breach of contract (Opens in a new tab/window)
Cameron J Charnley, (2022) 51 Australian Bar Review 320
National and International Perspectives on climate change litigation (Opens in a new tab/window)
Thomas Gray, Beth Nosworthy and Astrid Gillam, (2024) 54 Australian Bar Review 16 (NEW)
Loss quantification in greenwashing cases (Opens in a new tab/window)
Sebastian Hartford-Davis and Aiden Lerch, 53(2) Australian Bar Review 112
Development of the Reflective Loss Principle and the Need for Exceptions in Australia (Opens in a new tab/window)
Dominic Rawlings, (2023) 97 Australian Law Journal 468
What does it mean to ‘carry on business in Australia’? An analysis of the Full Federal Court decision in Facebook Inc v Australian Information Commissioner (Opens in a new tab/window)
Lloyd Freeburn and Ian Ramsay, (2023) 52 Australian Bar Review 335
When is a sentence manifestly excessive? (Opens in a new tab/window)
Paul McGorrery and Matthew Weatherson, (2022) 47(4) Alternative Law Journal 261–265
A Rational Approach to Victim Vulnerability in Sentencing (Opens in a new tab/window)
Mirko Bagaric, (2022) 96 Australian Law Journal 237
The Prejudices of Expert Evidence (Opens in a new tab/window)
Jason M Chin, Hayley J Cullen and Beth Clarke, (2022) 48(2) Monash University Law Review 59
Great Investments and good returns: Knowing receipt as an equitable wrong independent of contract (Opens in a new tab/window)
Olivia Morris, (2023) Melbourne University Law Review 46 (2) Advance
Corporate unconscionability: Systems of conduct and patterns of behaviour (Opens in a new tab/window)
Justice Beech of the Supreme Court of Western Australia, (2023) 52 Australian Bar Review 323
Cryptocurrency and Interim Court Relief: Chen v Blockchain Global Ltd, CLM v CLN and Fetch.ai Ltd v Binance: I. Introduction (Opens in a new tab/window)
Albert Monichino, (2022) 50 Australian Business Law Review 205
A common law vindicatio? Property rights as an independent basis for restitution (Opens in a new tab/window)
Rachael Short, (2022) 51(2) Australian Bar Review 264
Fiduciary Duties of Representative Parties: Conflicting Case Law and Conflicting Interests (Opens in a new tab/window)
Daniel Meyerowitz-Katz, (2022) 96 Australian Law Journal 185
Private Law, Conscience and Moral Reasoning: The Role of the Judge (Opens in a new tab/window)
Justice Chris Maxwell and Matthew Harding, (2022) 46(1) Melbourne University Law Review (advance)
Rebutting the presumption of intentional revocation of a Will by destruction: An examination of electronically signed and remotely witnessed Wills (Opens in a new tab/window)
Christie Gardiner and Lee Aitken, (2022) 51 Australian Bar Review 70
‘Business Competitors, Standing and Judicial Review (Opens in a new tab/window)
Matthew Groves, (2023) 50(5) Australian Business Law Review 315
Richardson v Oracle more than half a decade on: Did the ‘ground break’ for victim compensation? (Opens in a new tab/window)
Joshua Taylor, (2022) 47(1) Alternative Law Journal 36
It's Just Business' ... Or Is It? When an Efficient Breach of Contract Becomes Unconscionable Conduct under the Australian Consumer Law (Opens in a new tab/window)
Mark Giancaspro, (2023) 48(2) Monash University Law Review 272-308
Causation in Misuse of Market Power Claims under the Competition and Consumer Act 2010 (Cth) (Opens in a new tab/window)
Katharine Kemp, (2022) 49(4) Australian Business Law Review 208
A 'kind of sovereignty': toward a framework for the recognition of First Nations sovereignties at common law (Opens in a new tab/window)
James Aird and Allan Ardill, (2023) Melbourne University Law Review 46(2) Advance
Te Ao Mārama – a vision for the District Court of New Zealand (Opens in a new tab/window)
Judge Heemi Taumaunu, (2022) 96 Australian Law Journal 94
Engaging with the Survivors' Reality of Domestic Violence: A Discourse Analysis of Judicial Understanding in Survivor-Perpetrated Homicides (Opens in a new tab/window)
Patricia Easteal and Emma Roff, (2021) 47(1) Monash University Law Review 252–273.
“Delicate Plants”, “Loose Cannons” or “A Marriage of True Minds”? The Role of Academic Literature in Judicial Decision‑Making (Opens in a new tab/window)
Lady Justice Carr, Court of Appeal of England and Wales, Harris Society Annual Lecture, Keble College, Oxford, 16 May 2023
What is the Role of a legal academic? a Response to Lord Burrows (Opens in a new tab/window)
Geoffrey Samuel, (2022) 2(3)(2) Amicus Curiae 305
Taking Judging and Judges Seriously: Facts, Framework and Function in Australian Constitutional Law (Opens in a new tab/window)
Justice Gordon, Lucinda Lecture, Monash University, Melbourne, 2 August 2022