(no title)

Dissecting the anatomy of corporate culpability in law, for the benefit of humanity.

Unravelling Corporate Fraud aims to examine and re-model the complex and ineffectual laws that currently allow corporations committing commercial fraud to evade justice. The research focuses on the fundamental problem that corporations do not process a natural ‘state of mind’ in the same way as individuals. This makes it difficult to hold them liable for serious misconduct that is dependent on proof of a blameworthy mental state. The project, supported by the ARC and UWA, will have real impact on the just and efficient regulation of corporations, for the benefit of all Australians.

EXPLORE:

_{Explore the site to find out more on project goals, publications, related research and the research team.}

_{LATEST NEWS:}

Unravelling Corporate Fraud Conference, sponsored by HFW and the University of Western Australia Law School was held on Thursday 22 February 2024 at HFW, Perth and online. The recordings of the conference sessions, together with the conference materials, are now available through this link.