Australian Academy of Law
I am honoured to have been elected a director of the Australian Academy of Law at its AGM on 25 September 2017, having been a
I am honoured to have been elected a director of the Australian Academy of Law at its AGM on 25 September 2017, having been a
This open debate, organised by the Australian Academy of Law, is the final in a series of three ethics-themed debates held in Sydney this year.
“The degree of civilization in a society can be judged by entering its prisons.”[1] I would not go so far as to say that some reactions to the government’s
This is not a plug for the Federal Circuit Court of Australia, which sits below the Federal Court, but it asks why it has not
R3 in the UK has commented on a recent OECD Report, about which we gave some views when it came out, in July 2017. As
This commentary need not distract us from the important issue being heard by the High Court on Tuesday 10 October 2017, as to the eligibility
Codes of conduct need to remain in step with on-going changes in the commercial and business worlds in which they operate. Otherwise they lose their
It is good to see that that several reform issues raised in my and Jason Harris’ textbook, Keay’s Insolvency, appear in the government’s anti-phoenix paper
“close observation, especially of a suspected spy or criminal”: Oxford Dictionary. In relation to professional and industry regulation, as relevant, a website count of the
woodfer The changes effected by the Insolvency Law Reform Act 2016 are now law with some parts having commenced on 1 March 2017 with the
The changes effected by the Insolvency Law Reform Act 2016 are now law with some parts having commenced on 1 March 2017 with the remainder
On 25 September 2017, the annual “Patron’s Address” of the Australian Academy of Law is being given by his Excellency Judge James Crawford AC, SC,
With Australia’s new insolvency laws commencing this Friday 1 September, there is a late flurry of activity from the legislature to tidy up the Acts,
Over 35 years ago, a Judge said that if a liquidator winding up a trustee company were to lose out in relation to the priority
Comparing NZ insolvency law with Australia’s, in preparation for the BFSLA conference this week on 1 September 2017, the day that Australia’s new insolvency laws
The problems with managed investments schemes (MIS) have been well documented in recent times. A 2016 Senate Report into Agribusiness MIS addressed the collapse of
Among many sessions across a wide range of legal disciplines, the IBA conference has this series of insolvency sessions. Avoiding that sinking feeling: navigating shipping
When a person inadvertently exercises powers without legal authority, a prompt legal response is required. The consequences can be serious, as two company liquidators, and
A list of conferences for the rest of the year, into 2018 in some of which one or other of the team at Murrays Legal is
In evidence before the Senate Select Committee on Lending to Primary Production Customers on 11 August 2017, the Chief Executive of the Australian Bankers Association, Anna
Anna Bligh, the Chief Executive of the Australian Bankers Association, has recently spoken of the “strong and mutually beneficial relationship between the banking sector and the
While a retailer’s $99.99 is a typical example of psychological pricing, the Tax Commissioner’s figure of $8,453,699.99 is not. Rather, is it the amount claimed
The personal and financial suffering that a victim of a serious physical crime can go through, and the costs of pursuing justice, are displayed incidentally
“The personal circumstances of DDQ offer a sad (but regrettably not uncommon) occurrence in contemporary professional life”. A disciplinary tribunal dealt with the circumstances of
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