Richard Garnett

Richard Garnett is a Professor at the University of Melbourne's Melbourne Law School. He holds an LLM from Harvard University and was awarded a Doctor of Laws (LLD) by the University of Melbourne for his substantial contributions to legal scholarship. His research focuses on conflict laws, public and private international law, and international commercial arbitration.

His work emphasizes cross-border litigation and international dispute resolution, addressing jurisdictional conflicts, arbitration efficacy, and sovereign immunity. Garnett has acted as a legal advisor in cases before the High Court of Australia and international tribunals.

Recent publications explore advances in arbitration enforcement, jurisdictional standards, and the intersection of technology with legal processes. His articles frequently address marine law, human rights implications of state immunity, and burden of proof in international disputes.

• Fulbright Scholar
• Lionel Murphy Scholar
• Fellow of the Australian Academy of Law