Rebecca is a Lecturer in the Law School who teaches Corporations Law and Professional and Ethical Practice. She is currently serving as Director of the Juris Doctor. Rebecca's research interests lie in the fields of corporate fraud, corporate governance, corporate responsibility and civil remedies. She is currently undertaking doctoral research into corporate culture.  Rebecca holds Bachelor degrees in Law and Arts (both with Honours) from Monash University and a Graduate Diploma in Education from UWA. Prior to joining the University of Western Australia Rebecca worked in commercial practice and has advised on general corporate matters (including directors' duties), corporate restructures, mergers and acquisitions and large-scale commercial litigation.

Director, Juris Doctor

Rebecca is admitted as a Barrister and Solicitor in Victoria, Western Australia and the High Court of Australia

Unit Co-ordinator, Lecturer and Tutor for Corporations Law (LAWS5104) and Professional and Ethical Practice (LAWS5108).
Previous teaching includes Equity and Trusts, Remedies, and Legal Practice and Transactions.

Research interest areas: corporate fraud, corporate accountability, corporate governance, corporate responsibility, regulation of multi-national corporations, civil remedies.
Rebecca is currently undertaking doctoral study into corporate culture, focusing on lessons on corporate culture from civil penalties jurisprudence and recent Crown Casino Royal Commissions.  
Her Honours thesis was completed with a Monash University Major Grant (Study Abroad), on the topic of 'L’interprétation juridique des lois anti-Sémites de Vichy' (French judicial interpretation of anti-Semitic Vichy laws).