Intelligence

The director of a company that was wound up by the Deputy Commissioner of Taxation (DCT) has recently been handed...

Newly appointed directors can be in for an unexpected surprise and held personally liable for any unpaid superannuation of the...

All may be fair in love, war and litigation, but companies and individuals engaged in litigation need to remember that...

The Supreme Court of New South Wales has recently restated the position on last minute appointments of an administrator in the...

Today Blake O’Neill presented a paper at an ARITA Seminar titled: “Construction Insolvencies: Building the Best Recovery.” The paper overviews...

The decision of the Supreme Court of New South Wales in THC Holding Pty Ltd v CMA Recycling Pty Ltd...

On 23 February 2016, the Supreme Court of New South Wales delivered a decision of relevance to the practice of...

The Supreme Court of NSW has reiterated the potential problems that may arise where a statutory demand is issued by...

The recent decision of Majet & Anor v Goggin & Miller as Trustees of the Bankrupt Estate of Brett-Hall & Anor...

A year ago we brought you the story of a UK company mistakenly wound-up following a typographical error on the...

On Monday, 22 February 2016 the Insolvency Law Reform Bill 2015 (ILRB) passed the Senate without amendment and is therefore...

The recent release of the Federal Government’s Innovation Agenda has highlighted the ongoing push to reform the legislative framework surrounding...