THE RESEARCH TEAM

Professor Elise Bant
Professor Elise Bant

Professor Elise Bant

Elise Bant is Professor of Private Law and Commercial Regulation at The University of Western Australia, a Professorial Fellow at the University of Melbourne and a Fellow of the Australian Academy of Law. Her main areas of teaching and research interests lie in the fields of unjust enrichment and restitution law, contract, commercial and consumer law, civil remedies, property, equity and trusts. She is a general editor of the Journal of Equity.

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Eloise Munro
Eloise Munro

Eloise Munro

Eloise is one of Professor Bant’s Research Assistants. She is a third-year Juris Doctor Student at UWA and holds a Bachelor of Arts from UWA, with a major in Political Science and International Relations. Eloise has an interest in the effectiveness of government bodies and processes in regulating corporate behaviour.

Rachael Griffiths

Rachael Griffiths

Rachael is a third-year Juris Doctor student at UWA and holds a Bachelor of Commerce, with a major in Business Law. She is especially interested in the fields of corporate law, contract law and equity.

Henry Cooney
Henry Cooney

Henry Cooney

Henry is a Graduate at the State Solicitor’s Office of Western Australia, and an Adjunct Research Fellow and Sessional Teacher at UWA. Explore Henry’s publications at https://research-repository.uwa.edu.au/en/persons/henry-cooney/publications/ 

Alex McCracken
Alex McCracken

Alex McCracken

Alex is a Law Graduate at King & Wood Mallesons. In 2021, Professor Bant supervised Alex’s Advanced Legal Research thesis on misleading or deceptive conduct and the corporate state of mind, with a particular focus on the insights to be draw from Australian civil penalties jurisprudence.

Nicholas Cokis

Nicholas Cokis

Nic is a second year Juris Doctor student at UWA and holds a Bachelor of Arts from UWA with majors in Political Science & International Relations and Economics. Nic has a strong interest in corporate regulation and government accountability.