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Mr Lance Rundle School of Business and Law

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B.Com., LL.B., Grad.Dip.Leg.Prac., LL.M., M.Intl.Trade.Com.Law

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    Email: l.rundle@cqu.edu.au
    Phone: (07) 4923 2292 - Ext: 2292

      Lance Rundle holds a Master of International Trade and Commerce Law, Master of Laws, Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice, Bachelor of Laws and Bachelor of Commerce.

      Lance Rundle has been a lecturer with CQUni since 2005 lecturing in Australian Taxation Law, Corporate Law, Business Law in the Master of Professional Accounting degree, Company and Associations Law and Introduction to Law in the Bachelor of Business degree, and Revenue Law, Corporations Law, Criminal Law and Alternative Dispute Resolution in the Bachelor of Laws.

      He was admitted to the Supreme Court of Queensland in 2005 and to the High Court of Australia. He is a practising solicitor with experience in Commercial, Civil, Corporate, Crime and Family Law.

      He was the President of the Central Queensland Law Association in 2009. From January 2010 Mr Rundle has been an executive member of the Early Career Lawyers Committee of the Queensland Law Society and chairperson of the Regional Lawyers Sub-Committee.

      In February 2012, He published an article in the QLS Proctor on director's duties following the Federal Court's decision in ASIC v Healy. In May 2011, he published an article in the QLS Proctor reviewing the requirements for client costs agreements. In September 2009, he prepared an editorial in the QLS Proctor of his experience as a solicitor in regional practice.

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      Lance Rundle holds a Master of International Trade and Commerce Law, Master of Laws, Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice, Bachelor of Laws and Bachelor of Commerce.

      Lance Rundle has been a lecturer with CQUni since 2005 lecturing in:

      Australian Taxation Law, Corporate Law, Business Law in the Master of Professional Accounting;

      Company and Associations Law and Introduction to Law in the Bachelor of Business; and

      Revenue Law, Corporations Law, Criminal Law and Alternative Dispute Resolution in the Bachelor of Laws.

      He was admitted to the Supreme Court of Queensland in 2005 and to the High Court of Australia. He is a practising solicitor with experience in Commercial, Civil, Corporate, Crime and Family Law.

      He was the President of the Central Queensland Law Association in 2009. From January 2010 Mr Rundle has been an executive member of the Early Career Lawyers Committee of the Queensland Law Society and chairperson of the Regional Lawyers Sub-Committee.

      In February 2012, He published an article in the QLS Proctor on director's duties following the Federal Court's decision in ASIC v Healy. In May 2011, he published an article in the QLS Proctor reviewing the requirements for client costs agreements. In September 2009, he prepared an editorial in the QLS Proctor of his experience as a solicitor in regional practice.

      Professional Experience

      Lecturer in:

      Australian Taxation Law

      Corporate Law

      Business Law

      Company and Associations Law

      Corporations Law

      Revenue Law

      Criminal Law

      Alternative Dispute Resolution


      Term 2 - 2013
      LAWS11058 - Criminal Law A
      Course Coordinator
      LAWS13014 - Revenue Law
      Course Coordinator
      Term 1 - 2013
      LAWS11060 - Criminal Law
      Course Coordinator
      LAWS13009 - Corporations Law
      Course Coordinator
      Term 2 - 2011
      LAWS20023 - Australian Taxation Law
      Campus Lecturer - Rockhampton - LAWS20023 - Term 2 - 2011