Eliza Z. Xue

Eliza Z. Xue serves as an Assistant Teaching Professor in the Business Administration department of the Faculty of Management at the University of New Brunswick, joining the institution in 2023. She teaches Business Law at the undergraduate BBA level and Corporate Governance and Law in the MBA program, leveraging over a decade of prior teaching experience at Hong Kong Baptist University where she received a Teaching Excellence Award in 2020.

Her academic credentials include a Doctorate in Law focusing on equity rule development during Lord Denning's era, an LLM in Commercial and Company Law from King's College London, and a Juris Doctor from Hong Kong City University.

Professor Xue's research critically examines business law, company law, equity rules, and legal history across common law systems. Her work bridges historical legal evolution with contemporary applications in commercial arbitration, corporate governance, and cross-jurisdictional legal frameworks, emphasizing cultural and historical contexts in legal development.

Her publication trajectory reveals consistent expertise in commercial law development, with recent articles analyzing arbitration impediments, payment fraud mechanisms, and landmark corporate cases. This body of work demonstrates a specialized focus on equity jurisprudence and its practical implications for business regulation.

She has received recognition for pedagogical excellence and maintains active membership in key legal scholarly organizations:

• Society of Legal Scholars
• Academy of Legal Studies in Business
• Canadian Association of Law Teachers

Professor Xue contributes extensively to academic discourse through international conference presentations on Canadian legal multiculturalism, law school demographics, and human rights due diligence in multinational enterprises, reflecting her engagement with evolving legal landscapes.