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 nominated for the 2020 Australasian Law Awards
Clarendon Lawyers is thrilled to announce its fifth consecutive nomination as a finalist in the…
Clarendons Directors recognised by Best Lawyers Australia
Clarendon Lawyers is delighted to announce a number of our Directors have been recognised in…
Navis acquires the assets of Biarri Rail to expand its global cargo supply chain offering
Clarendon Lawyers is pleased to have advised Navis LLC (Navis) on its acquisition of the…
COVID-19 – Managing employees in the face of the outbreak
The outbreak and rapid spread of a novel corona virus, COVID-19, is throwing up all…
Major short-term changes to Australian insolvency regime
On Sunday morning, the Prime Minister and Treasurer announced further measures to assist struggling Australian…
COVID-19 Update
We are open for business and will continue to support our clients through this uncertain…
ASIC proposes further relief for companies planning an initial public offering
ASIC has announced (see Media Release 20-044MR) that the consultation process is now open on its…
Should a contract include protections from “gross negligence”?
The concepts of negligence and gross negligence Under Australian tort law, there is no judicial…
PelicanCorp acquires Geolantis
Clarendon Lawyers is pleased to have advised PelicanCorp Pty Ltd (PelicanCorp) on the recent acquisition…