Anthea Gerrard

Assistant Professor

Level 2, Building 4, Faculty of Law, Bond University

Research Profile

Professional biography

Anthea Gerrard studied law in South Africa, the UK and Australia. She was admitted as a solicitor in South Africa where she practiced for 8 years. During that time she was made a partner in one of the large Johannesburg law firms practicing in corporate and commercial law. Anthea is also admitted as a solicitor in NSW and QLD. In QLD she has practiced with the firm Minter Ellison doing property law and conveyancing. Since joining Bond in 1995, Anthea has tutored in a number of subjects with a particular emphasis on Constitutional Law and Administrative Law. Anthea currently lectures in Principles of Taxation and Taxation of Business Entities. Anthea is also co-editor of the Revenue Law Journal.

Teaching expertise

Constitutional Law, Administrative Law, Taxation Law and Taxation of Business Entities.

Professional admissions

  • Associate Member of the Taxation Institute of Australia

Qualifications

  • Bachelor of Commerce Natal
  • Bachelor of Laws Natal
  • Master of Laws (Corporate & Commercial) London School of Economics
  • Master of Accounting Bond University

Articles featured in

  • Law

    The book of beer

    Beer built the pyramids, funded revolutions and took the blame for a million hangovers. Now it has inspired the world’s first book on beer law.

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  • CCLG

    Bringing Beer Law to Life: A Celebration of Craft, Community, and Conversation

    Beer Law” (CUP, 2025) launched on 20 November at Madocke Brewing, Ashmore. This first-of-its-kind book explores the legal, cultural, and commercial dimensions of beer - one of humanity’s oldest and most loved beverages.

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