Mr Jake Stone

Jake Stone is a Lecturer in Law at the UniSA Business School where he teaches primarily in private law with particular focuses in tort and property.

Jake holds a Bachelor of Laws (Hons) from the University of South Australia  and a Bachelor of Art (Hons) from the Australian National University. Jake has conducted research on a range of topics including property law, sustainable supply chain management, unconscionable conduct, drug law reform, legal ethics and cartel conduct. Jake has also developed materials for several courses including, Legal Institutions and Methods, Property Law A & B, Land Law, and Contracts B.

In recognition of Jake's academic and professional achievements he has received the following awards:

• a teaching and learning excellence commendation (indicating attainment of student evaluations of teaching in the top 10% of teaching staff);
• the Quentin Gibson Prize for Philosophy which is awarded to the student who achieved the best results in their final year of honours philosphy study with the ANU;
• the Bob Meyer Memorial Scholarship for the study of logic;
• Dean’s Certificates, indicating attainment of the highest grade in a given subject, for studies in Jurisprudence: Theories of Law and Law and Global Perspectives;
• three Chancellor's Letters of Commendation indicating attainment of academic grades in the top 5% of students studying law; 
• the Paul Anderson Law Grant;
• SA Water Undergraduate Scholarship in Business; and
• a summer research scholarship with the Centre for Regulation and Market Analysis. 

Qualifications

• Masters of Applied Finance (In Progress) The University of Adelaide

• Bachelor of Arts (Honours) (In Progress) The Australian National University

• Bachelor of Laws with Honours University of South Australia

Work history

Research Assistant, The Global Catastrophic Risk Institute (2019 - current)

Research Assistant & Lecturer, School of Law, UniSA (2019 - current)

Tutor/Lecturer, School of Law, UniSA (2012 - 2018)

Research Assistant, UniSA's Centre for Regulation and Market Analysis (2010 - 2011)