E-lodgement arrives at ASIC
ASIC have recently approved the ASIC Corporations (Email Lodgement Service) Instrument, allowing certain fundraising and…
Why Ipso Facto Clauses Should Be On Your Radar
An ipso facto clause is a standard contract term which provides for default and termination…
Clarendons recruits property law expert
Clarendon Lawyers is pleased to announce the appointment to the firm of a new Associate…
Clarendons advises Capitol Health on acquisition of 9 radiology clinics in WA and Vic
Clarendon Lawyers is delighted to have advised ASX-listed Capitol Health Limited (ASX: CAJ) (Capitol) on…
Cabcharge to acquire MTI to build up tech
Clarendon Lawyers recently advised Cabcharge Australia Limited (ASX:CAB) (Cabcharge), the developer of Australia’s first electronic…
The perfect solution for Evolve Intelligence
Clarendon Lawyers recently advised the founders of Evolve Intelligence Pty Ltd (Evolve) on the sale…
Changes to Retail Leases Act (NSW) – what you need to know
In late 2016, the Retail Leases Amendment (Review) Bill 2016 (Bill) was introduced into NSW…
Assessing the Legality of Electronic Signatures
“Electronic signatures” are increasingly becoming seen as a secure, safe way to execute important transactions.…
Clarendons advises on record breaking eCommerce deal
Clarendon Lawyers is delighted to have advised its long-standing client and industry leader, Lux Group…
Clarendons advises Guardian Storage on business sale
A team led by Tony Symons and senior associate, Billy Dwyer, recently advised Guardian Storage…
Clarendons completes more acquisitions for AussieCommerce
Teams led by Nick Manuell and Rob Feiner have advised AussieCommerce Group on a series…
Clarendons appoints new litigation partner
Clarendon Lawyers is delighted to announce the appointment of a new partner and Director to…