Cast-out: Court vetoes administrator’s exercise of a casting vote blocking a resolution for their replacement
On 11 December 2019, the NSW Court of Appeal found that an administrator should not…
New rules for Litigation Funders: Common Fund Orders and Class Actions
On 4 December 2019, the High Court of Australia allowed two appeals in a joint…
Clarendons advises PointsBet on $122 million capital raise
Clarendon Lawyers is delighted to have acted for PointsBet Holdings Limited on its successful $122.1…
The new Modern Slavery regime – is your business affected?
The new Modern Slavery Act 2018 (Cth) (the Act) came into force on 1 January…
Hockingstuart finds new home with Belle Property
Clarendon Lawyers is delighted to have advised the owners of hockingstuart on its merger with…
Clarendons wins Australian Boutique Law Firm of the Year at the Australasian Law Awards
Clarendon Lawyers has been awarded the Australian Boutique Law Firm of the Year at the…
IRONMAN® wins race to acquire City2Surf and other iconic sporting events
Clarendon Lawyers is delighted to have advised World Triathlon Corporation (WTC) on its acquisition of…
Employee Share Schemes: Much Needed Simplification to Aid Small Businesses and Start-Ups
On 3 April, the Australian Government Treasury office released an Employee Share Schemes (ESS) Consultation Paper…
Clarendons advises Applied Spectra on acquisition from Australian Scientific Instruments
Clarendon Lawyers is delighted to have advised Applied Spectra, Inc. on its purchase of the…
From the Ashes: Understanding the Crackdown on Phoenix Activity
New laws under consideration could expose company directors to jail terms of up to ten…
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,…