Hostility and threats pose no bar to shareholder’s inspection of books
Introduction Section 247A of the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth) (Act) is a useful tool which…
COVID-19: Stand downs & JobKeeper directions – What are the courts and tribunals saying?
This year in Australia, the COVID-19 pandemic has prompted mass stand downs under the existing Fair…
Update: Changes to Australian insolvency regime extended until 31 December 2020
This is an update to our previous insight article Major short-term changes to Australian insolvency…
Clarendons advises Armaguard Group on expansion of ATM network via ANZ and CBA acquisitions
Clarendon Lawyers is delighted to have advised the Armaguard Group (Armaguard) on its recent acquisitions…
Clarendons wins back-to-back Australian Boutique Law Firm of the Year Awards
Clarendons is thrilled to announce that it has been awarded Australian Boutique Law Firm of…
Clarendons recognised by Doyle’s Guide
Clarendon Lawyers is proud to once again be recognised by Doyle’s Guide as a leader…
Standard form contract clauses found to be unfair and invalid by the Federal Court
Case note on Australian Securities and Investments Commission v Bendigo and Adelaide Bank Ltd [2020]…
Update: Corporate electronic execution extended until 2021
This is an update to our previous insight article Corporate electronic execution temporarily permitted which…
Warranties and Indemnities in the M&A Context
Commercial risks are present in any given M&A transaction, risks that if were known earlier…
Clarendons promotes new Associates
Clarendons is thrilled to announce that lawyers Rachel Morris, Steve Dyason and Paul Collins have…
A day in the life: Ayesha Singh, Lawyer
Ayesha studied a Bachelor of Science & Bachelor of Laws at Monash University graduating in…
Clarendons welcome two new Graduates for 2020
Clarendon Lawyers was thrilled to welcome two new Graduate Lawyers to the firm: Nikhil Sachdev…