Senior Lecturer, School of Taxation & Business Law, UNSW
Kayleen Manwaring joined the School of Taxation and Business Law in 2012. Prior to joining the School, Kayleen also taught law in the Business & Economics Faculty at Macquarie University. Until March 2012, she spent many years working as a commercial lawyer and in law firm management, in Sydney and London. Her work in practice primarily focussed on technology acquisition and licensing, intellectual property, and communications.
Her research interests lie at the intersection between emerging technologies, particularly information technology, and the law of contract, consumer protection and competition law, intellectual property law and corporations law. She has recently completed a major research project on the implications for consumer contracts of the Internet of Things and associated technologies.
She teaches corporations and business associations law, intellectual property law and information technology law.
41 US states are suing Meta for getting teens hooked on social media
Nov 10, 2023 14:47 pm UTC| Law
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