Adam Waldman

Adam Waldman is a Lecturer at the University of Sydney Law School specializing in private and commercial law. His research focuses on the Personal Property Securities Act 2009 (Cth) and the relationship between statute and common law. Waldman teaches Equity, Property and Commercial Law, Contracts, Torts and Contracts II, and Legal Reasoning.

Professional experience includes work at a boutique law firm, research assistance for legal counsel and a former Supreme Court justice. He maintains professional memberships with the Supreme Court of New South Wales, Commercial Law Association, and Banking and Financial Services Law Association.

Publications examine secured transactions, insolvency provisions, commercial landlord rights, and common law development through statutory analogy. Recent work analyzes unperfected security interests in insolvency contexts and the commercial implications of vesting provisions.