We’re proud to announce that Amanda McDermott of our Melbourne office has been listed as a finalist in this year’s Lawyers Weekly Australian Law Awards, in the Rising Star of the Year category. This is a well deserved accomplishment and we wish you the best of luck.
Congratulations to Melbourne Partner Elizabeth Aitken for being nominated in the Lawyers Weekly Partner of the Year Awards, in the categories ‘New Partner – 3 years or less’ and ‘Workplace Relations and Employment’. Congratulations also to Sydney Partner Angela Smith who was nominated in the ‘Insolvency’ category. A very well deserved acknowledgement for both, we...
National law firm SLF Lawyers has hired a partner from rival Moray & Agnew to head up its workplace and safety practice. Elizabeth Aitken, who became a partner at Moray & Agnew at the age of 30 and won the Young Gun of the Year category at the 2015 Women in Law Awards, has joined...
Bridget brings significant family law experience to the firm, having practiced almost exclusively in family law for the last nine years. Bridget was previously a practice leader at a national family law firm. Bridget is a skilled and experienced family law practitioner. Bridget is client-focused, personable and sympathetic to the specific needs of clients during...
Congratulations to Melbourne Partner Jason Quah for being recognised in the 14th Edition of The Best Lawyers in Australia in the area of Insolvency and Reorganisation Law, for the third consecutive year. A very well deserved acknowledgement, well done Jason!
From time to time our clients come across matters of concerning behaviour in dealing with directors of companies. If this is the case you may lodge a complaint for misconduct to ASIC if you are of the view that a company or individual has failed to comply with the laws that ASIC administers. The following...
A caveat is a legal document which, when registered on title, prevents the registration of any dealing affecting the interest claimed in the caveat by the Caveator until the caveat is withdrawn, removed, lapsed or is cancelled. The purpose of a caveat sometimes can provide time for the parties to apply to a court to...
We would like to announce the promotion of Rachel Turk from Lawyer to Associate. Rachel has met the criteria of an Associate and we would like to congratulate her on this achievement. Areas of Expertise Legal Recovery; Commercial Litigation; and Insurance Law Rachel commenced her legal journey in 2014 as a receptionist in a Criminal...
Recently we held an intriguing webinar on International Contract Law hosted by the Italian Chamber of Commerce and Industry in which we discussed the difficulties encountered by Italian and Australian companies when dealing with each other and their contractual obligations in extra jurisdictional settings. In that instance we compared the 2 systems and how they...
In Queensland, all parties to a legal proceeding impliedly undertake to the court and to the other parties to proceed with the action in an expeditious way and of which rule 5 of the Uniform Civil Procedure Rules (UCPR) advises that parties to a proceeding must act in an expeditious way. One of the ways...
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