Nicholas Collins used to practice at the Bar, but now is an Academic teaching Equity and Trusts, Land Law, Tort and Skills for Academic Learning in Law..

• Skills for Academic Learning in Law

• Law of Tracing Constructive Trusts

• LLB

• Equity and Trusts
• Land Law
• Tort

Currently researching the Civil Partnership Act 2004 and its effect on business assets after the breakdown of a relationship. This will also include research on the cases in this area.

Research Publications:

• “The Admissibility and Exclusion of Similar Fact Evidence since R v. P.  The Return of Discretion?”  (1992)   The Criminal Lawyer  1

•  “White v. Jones: A New Approach to Solicitors’ Negligence”. (1995) Tolley’s Professional Negligence 97

• A Matter of Convenience, a Question of Fairness? The Rule in Re Clayton and its Future Application. Vol 10 (6) Trusts and Trustees. May 2004

• Constructive Trusts and Business Assets: Lloyd v Pickering.   Vol 11 (8) Trusts and Trustees. July August 2005.

• Tracing: Clayton’s case and its exceptions.  Vol 11 (9) Trusts and Trustees. September 2005.

• Re Margaretta  Vol 12 (7) Trusts and Trustees June 2006.

• White v Jones a new approach solicitors' negligence Vol 11 No 3 1995.
  A matter of convenience, a question of fairness? The rule in Re Clayton and its future application. Vol 10 (6) May 2004.

• Member of Lincoln's Inn