Tammy Johnson

Tammy Johnson is a full-time Associate Professor at Bond University's Faculty of Law, coordinating subjects including Legal Drafting, Conveyancing, Property Law, Contract Law, and the Law of Succession and Administration of Estates. She holds a PhD in Law from Queensland University of Technology, an LLM, and a LLB, with external roles as Deputy Chair of the Queensland Law Society Property Law Specialist Accreditation Committee since 2013.

• PhD (Law), Queensland University of Technology
• LLM (Law)
• LLB (Bachelor of Laws)

Her research focuses on Legal Education, Health Law, and Real Property Law. Recent publications analyze surrogacy legislation, property law conflicts, and innovative pedagogical approaches emphasizing experiential learning and error-based skill development. She actively contributes to policy discussions through government inquiry submissions.

Research trends show interdisciplinary engagement with neuroscience (cognitive aging in legal decision-making), feminist pedagogy in legal education, and practical applications in conveyancing and succession law. Media appearances cover contemporary legal issues including surrogacy and estate planning.

Professional activities include mentoring students, organizing conferences, and serving as a consultant solicitor (2007-2014). Her work has been cited by 3 Bluesky users and 2 Mendeley readers, demonstrating growing academic engagement.