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Some proposed personal insolvency reforms in Australia

With the federal government yet to respond to the PJC Report on corporate insolvency of July 2023, which recommended a general review of both personal and corporate insolvency law, it has nevertheless proceeded to announce …

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“Personal insolvencies increased in May 2024…” – by 3

AFSA reports that “personal insolvencies increased in May 2024”.  They ...

The 2023 Parliamentary Joint Committee Report and insolvency law reform?

While the federal government is yet to give its response ...

Insolvency practitioners and missing moneys – on-line regulation required

The sentencing hearing in relation to former liquidator Mr Peter ...

The bankruptcy trustee and missing funds, continuing

The court hearing of an Australian bankruptcy trustee who may ...

Personal insolvency numbers suffer a slight rise

There is not much to report from the latest personal ...

Insolvency law terms – what do they mean?

While insolvency law uses many and varied terms to describe ...

Insolvency law’s elephants in the room

Professor Jason Harris and I will be presenting a session ...

ASIC’s review of offence reporting – RG 16

In response to the PJC Report, although a bit premature, ...

“Thousands and thousands of pounds have been lost …”

By way of an update to this post, on 11 ...

Bankruptcy and mental ill health

Justice John Logan of the Federal Court has raised some ...

Small business sole trader insolvencies

A recent newspaper report on the trend of insolvencies in ...

AFCA financial compensation scheme of last resort

The federal government has announced [1] that a compensation scheme ...

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INSOLVENCY AND RELATED LAW AND POLICY, AND MORE

Michael Murray is an Australian author and commentator on corporate and personal insolvency law and related issues, in Australia and internationally. He has a strong law and policy background, is independent of any connections, and his views are his own. He gives no legal advice. 

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