Rebecca Bailey-Harris
Barrister
1 Hare Court
Rebecca was formerly an academic lawyer with positions including Foundation Professor and Dean of Law at the Flinders University of South Australia 1991-1994 and Professor of Law at the University of Bristol 1994-2005 where she also served as Dean of the Faculty of Law. Professor Emerita, University of Bristol from 2005.
Part-time Commissioner, Australian Law Reform Commission 1991 – 1995.
Rebecca was a pupil at 1 Mitre Court from 2000 and became a tenant from 2002. In full time practice at 1 Hare Court from 2005.
Rebecca specializes in:
- International cross-jurisdictional disputes involving principal relief and financial remedies both within the EU and outside it.
- Financial remedy cases.
- Disputes involving unmarried couples under TOLATA and the general principles of equity.
- Private law disputes concerning children.
Rebecca qualified as a mediator in 2012 and for direct access instruction in 2015.
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