Victoria permits further electronic execution and virtual witnessing
This article is an update to our earlier insight, Witnessing now a virtual reality, which…
Witnessing now a virtual reality
Lockdowns due to the COVID-19 pandemic have created barriers to executing documents. As a means…
Corporate electronic execution temporarily permitted
The Federal Government has made modifications to the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth) (Corporations Act) to…
Cast-out: Court vetoes administrator’s exercise of a casting vote blocking a resolution for their replacement
On 11 December 2019, the NSW Court of Appeal found that an administrator should not…
New rules for Litigation Funders: Common Fund Orders and Class Actions
On 4 December 2019, the High Court of Australia allowed two appeals in a joint…
Clarendons advises PointsBet on $122 million capital raise
Clarendon Lawyers is delighted to have acted for PointsBet Holdings Limited on its successful $122.1…
You may need to have a whistleblower policy in place by 1 January 2020
Recent laws have strengthened protections for corporate whistleblowers (with severe penalties for any mishandling of…
BNW Consulting acquired by SoftwareONE
Clarendon Lawyers is pleased to have advised the founders of Brave New World Consulting Pty…
Green lights ahead for the Donric Group
Clarendon Lawyers is pleased to have advised one of the founding shareholders of the Donric…
High Court adopts broad interpretation of financial assistance
Introduction Connective Services Pty Ltd v Slea Pty Ltd (Case), handed down by the High Court…
Class Actions Report: Court opens new path for misled shareholders to claim damages
Last week, in a significant Federal Court decision (TPT Patrol Pty Ltd as trustee for…
Clarendons advises Kirwood Capital on Harmoney capital raise
Clarendon Lawyers is delighted to have advised Australian private equity firm Kirwood Capital on its…