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Nine Monash Law students spent their winter break contributing to legal research through the Warren Centre for Civil Justice Vacation Scholars Program. Working alongside academics, they explored complex and emerging areas of law.

This academic conference brings together scholars and practitioners to examine whether private law is bending, breaking, or being restated through the courts.

Disputes relating to the disposal of the bodies of the dead come before Australian courts with surprising frequency.

There’s a new approach to resolving residential tenancy disputes in Victoria. This webinar is a helpful way to learn more about how it works and what it means.

Monash Law has launched the Warren Centre for Civil Justice, honouring Professor the Honourable Marilyn Warren AC KC, with a renewed focus on evidence-led civil justice research.

In April, ACJI became the Warren Centre for Civil Justice, honouring the distinguished contribution of Professor the Honourable Marilyn Warren AC KC, former Chief Justice of Victoria.

The Warren Centre for Civil Justice is inviting applications for its Winter Vacation Research Scholarship Program, running in June and July 2026.

Anthony Levin, Manager and Senior Solicitor at Legal Aid NSW, shared practical perspectives on access to civil justice at this Warren Centre lunchtime seminar.

Victoria Law Foundation, in partnership with Monash Law, invites proposals for the International Access to Justice Forum 2026.