果冻传媒

Achas' research interests centre around private law theory (tort, medical law and property) and on public inquiries.

Her interests include:

• legal theory (jurisprudence);
• tort law and its theory;
• property law and theory;
• medical law and ethics;
• postcolonial and decolonial approaches to scholarship;
• and certain aspects of public law, notably public inquiries and human rights.

Her ORCiD record can be found , and her Google Scholar profile .

Publications

• 'Crime does not pay, but does tort? Lewis-Ranwell v G4S Health Services (UK) Ltd [2026] UKSC 2' online FirstView in Legal Studies, available at

• 'Committee of Inquiry (entry 228)' in the Max Planck Encyclopedia of Comparative Constitutional Law (OUP 2026, edited by

  Rainer Grote, Frauke Lachenmann, R眉diger Wolfrum, and Adriani Dori)

• 鈥榁icarious liability narrows for intentional torts in English law: Trustees of the Barry Congregation of Jehovah鈥檚 Witnesses v BXB鈥� (2024) 15(3) Journal of European Tort Law 358-372
• Co-authored with Shreya Atrey, 鈥楿nleashing the anticipatory reasonable adjustment duty: University of Bristol v Abrahart (EHRC intervening) [2024] EWHC 299 (KB)鈥� (2024) 24(1-2) International Journal of Discrimination and the Law 7-18
• 鈥楶ublic trust(s)鈥�, chapter in Barradas de Freitas and Io Laconi (eds), Trust Matters (Hart 2022)
• 鈥楾he Positive Duty of Prevention in the Common Law and the Convention鈥� (2020) 40(2) Legal Studies 209-229
• 鈥�Coventry v Lawrence: the unbearable burden of one鈥檚 wrongdoing鈥� (2015) 34(4) Civil Justice Quarterly 303-315
• 鈥楤eyond pragmatism: defending the 鈥渂right line鈥� of birth鈥� (2014) 22(4) Medical Law Review 494-525
• 'What does it mean to suffer loss?鈥� (2014) 77(6) Modern Law Review 994-1008
• 鈥楢 鈥渞ight not to be offended鈥� under Article 10(2)? 鈥� Concerns in the construction of the 鈥渞ights of others鈥濃�� [2012] European Human Rights Law Review 191-204
  • Cited by the High Court of Australia in Monis v the Queen [2013] HCA 4