Tipsy Cake was wound up on 12 February 2020, having had provisional liquidators appointed on 20 December 2019, who then …
In light of current (July 2019) reports about restaurants’ tax [non] compliance, my article of a year ago, 15 July …
My 2018 versions of the Bankruptcy Act and the Corporations Act retain much of the process and procedure found in …
“Are you ready to rumble” in the insolvency jungle was the opening question at the Association of Independent Insolvency Practitioners …
The report on Australia’s safe harbour protection for directors (s 588GA) from what is said to be our strict insolvent …
I recently drew attention to a Bill – the Anti-Money Laundering and Counter-Terrorism Financing Amendment (Increased Financial Transparency) Bill 2022 …
After some long period of deliberation, the UK government has decided to itself take a direct role in the regulation …
Australian lawyers are presently represented at an international gathering of experts to address the need for particular insolvency laws for …
In my earlier comments trying to work out why we now have unharmonized drafting approaches and rules for electronic service …
While there is now greater training available in dealing with those suffering mental illness for professionals working in debt counselling …
Further to my report of 4 April 2021 below, the High Court of Australia has granted special leave to appeal …
The Australian Official Trustee in Bankruptcy (OT) has sought comment on a significant refocus of its legal responsibilities by way …
The Australian government’s consultation paper – Modernising Business Communications – Improving the Technology Neutrality[1] of Treasury Portfolio Laws, of December …
In what appears to be ominous but necessary preparation for the continued economic consequences of COVID-19, the UK Insolvency Service …
INSOL’s remuneration Report – another perspective Insolvency practitioner remuneration is the subject of much comment and analysis, but not …
The on-going matter of the Halifax liquidation came before Justice Jacqueline Gleeson in the Federal Court of Australia (FCA) on …
A joint hearing of Australian and New Zealand courts is one way to deal with an intermingled cross-Tasman insolvency, through …
The Australian Law Reform Commission has released a Discussion Paper addressing a number of aspects of its reference on corporate …
Our 10th edition of Keay’s Insolvency was published in 2018 just after the Victorian Court of Appeal decision in Amerind, …
Now that we have some consistent security of payment laws across the states and territories protecting building sub-contractors, there is …
This broadcast – Getting tough on untrustworthy advisors – in fact comes from the bankruptcy regulator, AFSA, about what it …
Two cross-border insolvency papers from Australian Judges; a scheme judgment from the UK, with the Judge criticising the parties, saying …
The long history of the report as to affairs in corporate insolvency – the RATA – which started about 1890, …
In my preparation for a panel discussion at the major AIIP Insolvency Conference in Canberra on the future of insolvency, …
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