Dr James Edelman

James Edelman is a barrister and Reader at Kings College London. His current research interests are in the law of obligations (contract, tort, equitable and trust obligations and unjust enrichment), property and jurisprudence. He has taught contract law, torts, trusts, consumer law, restitution, personal property and jessup international law mooting and has published books on interest awards and on damages. His areas of legal practice also include criminal law.

Edelman J,J Gain-based Damages , Hart Oxford (2002)

Edelman, J.J. and Cassidy, D.I. Interest Awards in Australia, Chatswood, Australia, LexisNexis Butterworths (2003)

Edelman, J.J. Judical Discretion in Australia, Discretionary power of the judge: limits and control, ed Prof. Dr. Marcel Storme en Prof. Dr. Burkhard Hess, Mechelen, Belgium, Kluwer, pp 359-376 (2003)

Edelman, J.J. A "Fusion Fallacy" Fallacy?, Law Quarterly Review, 119: pp 375-380 (2003)

Edelman, J.J. Attorney-General v Blake Revisited Experience Hendrix v PPX Enterprises Esso V Niad, Restitution Law Review, 11: pp 101-109 (2003)

Edelman, J.J. and Elliott, S. Target Holdings considered in Australia, Law Quarterly Review, 119: pp 545-550 (2003)