Nicholas SinanisNicholas Sinanis is a Senior Lecturer at the Faculty of Law, Monash University. Prior to joining Monash, he was a doctoral researcher at University College London. Nicholas's doctorate, titled 'Exemplary Damages: A Critical History', produced a defintive history of so-called 'exemplary' damages at common law from the early seventeenth century to the third-quarter of the twentieth century. His post-doctoral research broadly focuses on the history and theory of private remedies in actions at common law and in equity. This research has been published in leading international scholarly law journals, including the Cambridge Law Journal, the Journal of Legal History, the King's Law Journal and the Journal of Tort Law. Since joining Monash, Nicholas has also contributed to the teaching of numerous advanced private law units both in the undergraduate and graduate programs. In recognition of the positive impact of his teaching on students, he has received numerous awards, including a Faculty of Law Teaching Award in 2021. Read More Read Less