Seed funding for Curatif in the can
Clarendon Lawyers is pleased to have advised the Arnhold Investments Consortium (AIC) on its $2.5…
The Growth Fund takes controlling stake in AFS Logistics
It is with great pleasure that Clarendons Lawyers announces that it advised the founders of…
Family owned Hardwicks Meats joins Kilcoy Global Foods
Clarendon Lawyers is delighted to have advised the Hardwick family on the sale of Hardwicks…
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…
Clarendons promotes new Director
Clarendon Lawyers is delighted to announce that David Bryant has been promoted as a Director…
Director Identification Numbers Incoming: Bob Marley, Homer Simpson & Elvis can’t be directors anymore.
The passage of the Treasury Laws Amendment (registries Modernisation and Other Measures) Bill 2019 (the…
Significant reforms proposed for Australia’s foreign investment framework
On Friday, 5 June 2020 the Federal Treasurer announced sweeping changes to Australia’s foreign investment…
JET Charge super powered by Series A funding round
Clarendon Lawyers is delighted to have advised JET Charge on its recent private capital raise,…
Victoria permits further electronic execution and virtual witnessing
This article is an update to our earlier insight, Witnessing now a virtual reality, which…