Too little, too late – Federal Court dismisses application served by email at the last minute
If a company owes a debt of $2,000 or more, the creditor can send the…
Clarendons welcome three new Graduates for 2019
Clarendon Lawyers is thrilled to welcome three new Graduate Lawyers to the firm: Jordy Finch,…
Clarendons advises Sita Group on sale to Transit Systems
Clarendon Lawyers is delighted to have advised the shareholders of the Sita Group on the…
Service Suppliers: Is Your Warranty Defective?
Companies that supply services (or supply goods and services) to “consumers” should be aware of…
Eurofins finds chemistry with leading analytical testing laboratory
Clarendon Lawyers has advised a wholly-owned subsidiary of Eurofins Scientific SE (EPA:ERF) (Eurofins) on its…
Clarendons directors ranked amongst the Best Lawyers in Australia
Clarendon Lawyers is proud to announce that a number of our Directors have been recognised…
Clarendons named finalist in Australasian Law Awards for fourth consecutive year
Clarendon Lawyers is delighted to announce its fourth consecutive nomination as a finalist in the…
Clarendons advises Armaguard on its acquisition of rediATM
Clarendon Lawyers is delighted to have advised the Armaguard Group (Armaguard) on its purchase of…
Cladding Rectification Agreements: Are You Covered?
The recent television footage of the Spencer Street apartment block fire in Melbourne brought back…
Escala Partners joins Focus partnership network
Clarendon Lawyers is delighted to have advised Escala Partners Ltd (Escala) on joining the network…
Australia’s Foreign Investment Approval Regime for Private Equity Buyers
Private equity funds often count foreign governments among their investors, alongside public sector pension funds…
Caroline van Grieken promoted to Director
Clarendon Lawyers is delighted to announce the promotion of Caroline van Grieken to Director, effective…