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Nick Sinanis is a Senior Lecturer at Monash University, with a scholarly focus on Anglo-Australian private law obligations, particularly remedies in common law and equity. As a trained legal historian, Sinanis has a specific interest in the historical development of doctrines that modern courts use to determine the nature and extent of common law remedies, particularly in the context of damages. His published work spans leading international journals, including the Cambridge Law Journal and the American Journal of Legal History. Sinanis's PhD from University College London examined the doctrine of exemplary damages through a critical historical lens. At Monash University, he teaches Equity, Property Law, and oversees the Commercial Equity unit in JD/LLM programs. His research interests include legal history, private law, remedies, and civil jury processes.
Monash University • Melbourne, VIC, AU
Teaching and researching in the field of private law, remedies, and legal history.
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