Joyman Lee

Mr Joyman Lee is a researcher at the University of New South Wales (UNSW) in the Faculty of Law. He is a private lawyer and comparative scholar, focusing on the intersection of common law and civil law systems in Asia-Pacific countries such as Japan and Taiwan. His work also explores the influence of non-European legal systems on modern property law, including in French-speaking African nations.

Research Interests:

• Trusts and property law
• Legal history and comparative law
• Common law-civil law interactions
• Equity and trusts
• Asian law

Scientific Awards & Scholarships:

• Taiwan Fellowship (2024)
• John Robertson Bequest (2024)
• Peter Birks Scholarship (2018-2021)
• Pump Court Tax Chambers Prize (2019)
• Master of the Rolls Scholarship (2017-2018)
• Inner Temple Major Scholarship (2016-2017)
• Finalist, Herman E Krooss Prize (2014)
• Allan Prize for History (2006)

Teaching: Joyman teaches Equity & Trusts at UNSW's Law & Justice Building, Room 372.