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Sarah Keenan is a Senior Lecturer in Land Law at Queen Mary University of London School of Law , where she joined in September 2024. Previously, she held academic positions at Birkbeck, SOAS, and Oxford Brookes, co-founding the Centre for Research on Race and Law at Birkbeck. Her research spans legal and political thought, geography, feminist and postcolonial theory, and law’s intersections with the more-than-human world. Keenan’s work critically examines property in land, particularly its role in shaping spatial and temporal order. Supported by a Leverhulme Fellowship (2017–2018), she has analyzed how title registration systems erase Indigenous histories and advance property as a malleable relation of belonging. Her current focus on climate crisis and plantlife, exemplified by Japanese knotweed, challenges conventional legal boundaries and agency frameworks. 2025: Plants Against Property (Theory, Culture and Society) 2023: Articles on property pedagogy, Gweagal Shield restitution, and electronic conveyancing 2022: Chapter on mortgage finance and property destabilization 2021: Essays on race/time/title registration and legal belonging 2020: Analysis of Terra Nullius in the Pacific Keenan remains a Visiting Reader at Birkbeck School of Law and engages in public discourse through blogs, podcasts, and media commentary. Her scholarship has influenced artistic projects like Before Law and debates on decolonizing legal objects.

• Legal Geography
• Property Law
• Postcolonial Studies
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Una Woods is an Associate Professor at the School of Law, University of Limerick , with a career spanning over two decades. She qualified as a solicitor in 1999 and has been a pivotal figure in Irish property law, contributing to academic research and policy reform. Education: BCL from University College Cork, LLM in Human Rights and Discrimination Law from Queens University Belfast, and PhD from Queens University Belfast (2014). Her research focuses on Land Law (adverse possession, landlord-tenant law), Trusts Law , Conveyancing , and Matrimonial Property Law . Her work intersects with societal issues like gender equity in property rights and historical legal systems. Notable trends include advocating for statutory guidelines in lease/licence distinctions and reforming adverse possession laws through a qualified veto system. Scientific Awards: Dublin Solicitors Bar Association Book Award (2020) for co-authoring Irish Conveyancing Law Findlater Scholarship (1999) She has advised PhD students such as Mary Curtin (2024) , Kathryn O'Sullivan (2012) , and others. Her leadership includes membership in the Property Registration Authority (2006-2010, reappointed 2010-2014) and consultancy roles for the Irish Law Reform Commission . Media engagements highlight her expertise in housing rights and legal reforms.

• Land Law
• Trusts Law
• Conveyancing Law
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Professor Andrew J. M. Steven holds the Chair of Property Law at the University of Edinburgh's School of Law. He previously served at the Scottish Law Commission from 2011 to 2019 as the Commissioner responsible for property law reform. His academic work focuses on property law with particular emphasis on rights in security and moveable transactions. Steven's research interests center on property law, especially rights in security, moveable transactions, prescription and title to moveable property, heritable securities, land registration, and conveyancing. His work has significantly influenced Scottish property law reform, particularly through the Scottish Law Commission's Report on Moveable Transactions (Scot Law Com No 249, 2017), which was implemented by the Moveable Transactions (Scotland) Act 2023. He has also contributed to reforms in prescription law and section 53 of the Title Conditions (Scotland) Act 2003. His scholarly output demonstrates consistent focus on Scots property law evolution, with recurring themes in moveable transactions, security interests, and land law reform. His publications show a progression from theoretical works like 'Pledge and Lien' (2008) to practical statutory compilations and contemporary analysis of property law in Scotland. Recent work increasingly addresses the intersection of traditional property concepts with modern commercial needs. Professor Steven serves as Honorary Secretary of the Edinburgh Student Law Review, is a Writer to the Signet, and has held significant roles including membership on the Council of the Stair Society (2018-2023), the Scottish Parliamentary Working Group on tenement maintenance (reported 2019), trustee of Under One Roof (since 2020), and member of the Scottish Government's Cladding Stakeholder Group. He has maintained an active international presence, teaching at the European Private Law Summer School at the University of Salzburg since 2004, taking Edinburgh Law School undergraduates to this program since 2005, and teaching at the University of Fribourg since 2017 and the University of Innsbruck since 2023. His global engagement extends to presentations and teaching in Belgium, Canada, Estonia, Germany, Hungary, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Russia, Sweden, and the USA.

• Property Law
• Rights in Security
• Moveable Transactions
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Goodtime Okara is a Lecturer in Law at the University of Plymouth , affiliated with the School of Society and Culture within the Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Business. His research focuses on Property Law, Trusts, and Housing, with notable contributions to Energy Law, Corporate Governance, and Legal Theory. Previously, he taught at Rivers State University and earned a Master of Laws in Oil and Gas Law as a NLNG Scholar at the University of Aberdeen. He is also a qualified barrister and solicitor of the Supreme Court of Nigeria. Education Bachelor of Laws (LL.B.), Rivers State University Master of Laws (LL.M.), Rivers State University (Distinction) Master of Laws in Oil and Gas Law (Distinction), University of Aberdeen (NLNG Scholar) Research Interests His work addresses intersections of Property Law, Trusts, and Housing policy, alongside energy sector regulations and corporate restructuring. Recent publications highlight legal challenges in climate change adaptation, offshore energy investments, and UK/Nigerian legal reforms. Publications Trends His 2020s articles emphasize energy law (oil/gas regulations, unitisation), housing policy (rights to light), and corporate governance (LLPs, company reconstruction). He frequently engages with comparative legal frameworks in Africa and the UK. Recognition NLNG Scholarship for postgraduate studies Teaching and Supervision Module leader for Property Law and Trusts, he has advised students on Property Law topics. Teaches Contract Law, Energy Law, and Business Law. Previously covered Jurisprudence and Legal Drafting. Professional Contributions Published in journals like Conveyancer & Property Lawyer and Statute Law Review , he reviews books on petroleum law and environmental policy. His work bridges academic research with practical legal challenges in emerging economies.

• Property Law
• Trusts Law
• Energy Law
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John F. Dolan is a Distinguished Professor of Law Emeritus at Wayne State University School of Law. He joined the faculty in 1975 after a judicial clerkship and private practice. His expertise lies in the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC), particularly Article 5 (Letters of Credit). He authored influential treatises and articles cited extensively by U.S. courts and academic literature. He served on editorial boards of journals like Banking Law Journal and testified as an expert in letter of credit litigation. He held visiting professorships in the Netherlands, China, and Ireland. His research focuses on letters of credit, international trade law, and commercial compliance. Retired in 2015, he remains active in legal scholarship and editorial work. Education: LL.B., University of Illinois College of Law (1965) Research Interests: Professor Dolan’s work centers on the legal and practical dimensions of letters of credit, including UCC Article 5 compliance, fraud in transactions, and the intersection of banking law with international trade. His scholarship emphasizes doctrinal clarity and real-world application, often addressing gaps in legal frameworks and their impact on commercial practices. His contributions have shaped judicial interpretations and industry standards globally. Awards: Wayne State University Academy of Scholars (2010) University Distinguished Professorship (2000) Multiple teaching awards, including the President’s Award for Excellence in Teaching (1994) Professional Contributions: He advised on UCC revisions, participated in international legal drafting committees, and authored seminal works like The Law of Letters of Credit . His Drafting History of UCC Article 5 (2016) remains a critical resource for legal and financial professionals.

• Uniform Commercial Code
• Letters of Credit
• Commercial Law
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David Missirian is an Associate Professor in the Law Department at Bentley University , specializing in business law, contracts, and U.C.C. He teaches Tax Law, Real Estate Law, Contract Law, U.C.C., and Ethics, and has a particular interest in introducing freshmen to legal theory. Research Focus : Marginalized groups, Public Policy, Constitutional Law, Real Estate Law, Contract Law, and Indigenous Peoples Law. Professional Role : Massachusetts state-certified real estate licensing instructor, title examiner, and conveyancing attorney. Research Trends : His work bridges real estate law, indigenous sovereignty, and ethical implications of technology and corporate practices. Recent publications emphasize legislative reform, cultural preservation, and aligning legal frameworks with modern societal challenges. Consulting Practice : Focuses on real estate law from residential and lending perspectives, serving as a conveyancing attorney and legal consultant for lenders.

• Law
• Constitutional Law
• Real Estate Law
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Dr. T.J. (Tiddo) Bos is a Lecturer/Researcher at the University of Groningen's Faculty of Law, specifically within the Department of Private Law and Notary Law. He serves on the Faculty Board and can be reached at +31 50 36 35767 or via email. His research focuses on private law, notarial practices, property law, and bankruptcy implications in legal transactions. Notable works include analyses of 'gelijk oversteken' (simultaneous conveyancing), legal compliance in notarial acts, and the effects of insolvency on property transfers. Education details are not explicitly provided in the text. His research interests emphasize practical applications of civil law principles, particularly in notarial procedures and property rights. Recent publications (2016-2023) delve into contractual obligations, liability in notarial errors, and Dutch civil code interpretations. He has contributed to peer-reviewed journals like WPNR Weekblad voor Privaatrecht Notariaat en Registratie and European Property Law Journal . No scientific awards or grant information is listed. His work often addresses contemporary challenges in notarial law and property transactions, reflecting a focus on bridging legal theory with practical legal practice.

• Private Law
• Notarial Law
• Property Law
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Dr. Caroline Buffery is a Senior Lecturer in Law at the Royal Agricultural University (RAU), specializing in Land and Property Modules for Real Estate and Rural Land Management. She teaches Equity, Trusts, Land Law, and Civil Litigation. With a BSc (First Class Honours), LLM in Commercial Law (Cardiff University), PhD in Legal Geography (University of Birmingham), and Bar Vocational Course (BVC), she is a qualified legal professional called to the Bar of the Inner Temple. Her research integrates jurisprudence, geography, history, and anthropology to analyze legal theories through a multi-disciplinary lens. Education: BSc (Hons) (First Class) LLM Commercial Law (Cardiff University) Bar Vocational Course (BVC) PhD in Law (University of Birmingham) Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (FHEA): PGCap Her legal career includes housing law advisory roles and service as legal officer for a canal charity, where she handled conveyancing and property transfers. She actively bridges legal theory with cultural and urban geography, contributing to interdisciplinary debates in legal scholarship. Awards: Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (FHEA) Professional Experience: Legal advisor and advocate in housing law Legal officer for a waterways charity

• Legal Geography
• Law
• Jurisprudence
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Dr. Susan Pascoe is an Associate Professor of Law and Director of Programmes in Law at Middlesex University's Faculty of Business and Law, within the Department of Law and Social Sciences. She oversees LLB, BA Law, and LLM programmes and has served as Acting Interim Head of Department (August 2023–February 2024). Her expertise spans Land Law, with research focusing on human rights in property disputes, disability discrimination, and comparative land law. Education: First Class Honours LLB from University College London (UCL), PhD in Trusts of Land from King's College London, and a Postgraduate Certificate in Higher Education. A solicitor by background, she maintains her solicitor status while contributing to legal academia. Teaching includes Land Law on LLB programmes and prior roles in Equity & Trusts, Business Law, and Legal Method. Research highlights include over 15 publications on topics like easements, leasehold reforms, and human rights in property contexts. She has presented at leading institutions including Oxford, Cambridge, and Queen’s University Belfast. Awards include Fellow of the Higher Education Academy and University Teaching Fellow (2009). Administrative leadership includes programme validation across Middlesex’s London, Dubai, and Mauritius campuses.

• Land Law
• Human Rights in Property Disputes
• Disability Discrimination Law
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Professor Sharon Christensen is the Executive Dean of the Faculty of Business and Law and Gadens Professor in Property Law at Queensland University of Technology (QUT). Her academic leadership spans over 30 years, focusing on the intersection of property laws, consumer protection, and emerging technologies. Education LLM (QUT) LLB(Hons) (Queensland Institute of Technology) Research Interests Emerging technologies and property law reform Impact of technology on commercial transactions Property law reform (sales and leasing) Consumer protection in online transactions Research Impact includes $5 million+ in competitive and commercial funding , legislative reforms in Queensland, and international influence on electronic conveyancing. Key projects: A legal framework for carbon property rights (DP130100607) and Integrated legal regime for sustainable carbon cycles (DP1094061). Professional Appointments Head of School of Law (QUT) Co-Director, Centre for Commercial and Property Law (2016-2020) Deputy Director, Law (2004-2010) Sessional member, Queensland Civil and Administrative Tribunal (2010-2011) Publications exceed 200 peer-reviewed works , including co-authorship of key legal texts like Commercial Leases in Australia (3rd ed, 2023) and Land Contracts in Queensland (4th ed, 2016) . Her work drives policy changes such as the Property Law Act 2023 and Body Corporate Act reforms .

• Emerging technologies and property law reform
• Impact of technology on commercial transactions
• Property Law reform (sales and leasing)
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Dr. Michael Poulsom is a Senior Lecturer at Manchester Metropolitan University, specializing in Property Law, Landlord and Tenant Law, and Property Practice. He holds an LL.B. (1995) and LL.M. (2001) from Birmingham University, a Postgraduate Diploma in Legal Practice (1996), and a PhD by Publication from Manchester Metropolitan University (2025). He transitioned from a 16-year career as a practicing solicitor specializing in commercial/residential property (1998–2014) to full-time academia in 2011. His research focuses on practical property law issues including home working legalities, rentcharge systems, and restrictive covenants, with publications in prestigious journals like Journal of Property, Planning and Environmental Law and The Conveyancer and Property Lawyer . He currently serves as an Associate Editor for the Journal of Property, Planning and Environmental Law and leads LLB/GDL Land Law modules. His academic contributions bridge legal theory and practice, addressing modern challenges such as remote work implications for property agreements and reform of historical statutory provisions. Notable works include analyses of commercial rent forfeiture mechanisms ( 2022 ), the interplay between home working and restrictive covenants ( 2021 ), and view rights protection ( 2018 ). His 2025 PhD synthesis paper reflects decades of research into land law's logical foundations. Professional service includes module leadership roles and editorial responsibilities, contributing to both academic discourse and practitioner education. He maintains active engagement with legal practice through articles in practitioner journals like Property in Practice , covering topics such as adverse possession, green leases, and overage mechanisms.

• Property Law
• Landlord and Tenant Law
• Property Practice
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Bernadette O'Neill is a Property Law and Conveyancing Tutor at the School of Law, University of Glasgow. She holds a Diploma in Legal Practice and specializes in legal education focused on property law topics. Her contact details include the email Bernadette.ONeill@glasgow.ac.uk . No formal research grants, academic awards, or student advising activities are explicitly listed in the provided information. Her professional activities appear centered on legal practice education within the School of Law's undergraduate and postgraduate programs.

• Property Law
• Conveyancing
• Legal Practice
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Professor John Mee is a leading academic in property and equity law at University College Cork (UCC), where he has held positions since 1989, including Dean of Law (1999–2000). He holds degrees from UCC, Osgoode Hall, Trinity College Dublin, and the National University of Ireland. His research focuses on Land Law, Equity and Trusts, Family Property, and legal history, with a strong emphasis on law reform. He has authored influential books like The Property Rights of Cohabitees (1999) and Land Law (2011), and his work has been cited globally by courts in the UK, Singapore, Canada, and Ireland. Mee has contributed to legislative reforms, including Ireland’s Land and Conveyancing Law Reform Act 2009 and the Civil Partnership and Certain Rights and Obligations of Cohabitants Act 2010. He has also engaged in international conferences and legal education initiatives, and his teaching interests span Land Law, Equity, and Cohabitation Law. His recent articles address topics like resulting trusts, succession law, and proprietary estoppel. His professional affiliations include the Society of Legal Scholars and the Irish Association of Law Teachers. Mee has delivered over 50 conference presentations worldwide, including at Oxford, Cambridge, and Harvard. He reviews for journals like the Modern Law Review and Cambridge Law Journal . Beyond academia, he has published poetry and explored legal access through initiatives like BAILII and IRLII.

• Land Law
• Equity and Trusts
• Family Property Law
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Debra Jeffree is a Principal Lecturer and Joint Course Director for the BA Business Management program at Coventry University's Coventry Business School within the Faculty of Business and Law. She serves as Year 3 Tutor for Business Management students and teaches business law and employability skills to undergraduate business students. Dr. Jeffree holds a Law LLB (Hons) degree (1982) and a Further and Higher Education Teaching Certificate (Part 1, 1984). She was awarded Senior Fellow status with the Higher Education Authority in 2016. Prior to her academic career, she gained extensive professional experience in consumer advice, criminal justice mediation, and residential conveyancing in private practice. She has also served as a consultant and external examiner for the National Association of Estate Agents. Her research focuses on solicitor management and training needs, particularly addressing gaps identified in the Solicitors Regulation Authority's 2013 Legal Education and Training Report. She has led negotiations with the Warwickshire Law Society to develop workshops helping local solicitors maintain their practicing certificates by meeting SRA Competency Statement requirements. Dr. Jeffree teaches several key modules including Employability Skills, Legal Aspects of Management Responsibility, Legal Aspects of Responsible Leadership, and Professional Etiquette across various business programs. Her expertise spans Business Law, Employability Skills development, and Undergraduate recruitment and admissions processes, including Clearing. Senior Fellow HEA (2016) Dr. Jeffree has held numerous academic, professional, and managerial responsibilities throughout her career. She has taught a wide range of subjects beyond business law, including Land and Property Law, Business Organisations, and Principles of English Law. Her practical legal experience informs her teaching approach, bridging theoretical knowledge with real-world application in the business context.

• Business Law
• Legal Education
• Solicitor Training and Development
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Rosalind Acland is a PhD Candidate in English Legal History at Gonville & Caius College, University of Cambridge, with significant teaching and administrative roles within the Faculty of Law. She serves as a Seminar Co-convenor for the Centre for English Legal History and Supervisor for the Undergraduate Law Tripos, alongside roles such as Copy-editor and Admissions Interviewer. LLM, First Class – Trinity College, University of Cambridge (2020–2021) Juris Doctor with Distinction – UNSW (2012–2016) Bachelor of Arts, Honours in Classics – University of Sydney (2011) Bachelor of Arts (Classics) – University of Newcastle (2005–2008) Her research focuses on English legal history, legal theory, and Roman law, with a particular interest in the classical foundations of common law as reflected in Edward Coke's jurisprudence. She is affiliated with the Centre for English Legal History. Her recent publications and conference presentations explore the intersections of classical scholarship and legal theory, particularly in the context of Edward Coke's work. These contributions highlight her engagement with historical jurisprudence and natural law. Gonville & Caius College W.M. Tapp Studentship in Law (2021–2024) Cambridge Trust Cambridge International Scholarship (2021–2024) Trinity College Senior Scholarship (2021) Trinity College Lizette Bentwich Prize for Law (2021) Rosalind has contributed to legal research through roles at the Australian Law Reform Commission and the UNSW Faculty of Law, alongside her current academic and teaching positions at the University of Cambridge.

• English legal history
• Legal theory
• Jurisprudence
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