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Does a Stitch in Time Really Save Nine? Issues Surrounding Mitigation Costs Under a Policy of Liability Insurance

11-12-18 / Roger Traves QC, Anthony Messina, Nola Pearce — Insurance, Contract

On 13 November 2018 The Australian Insurance Law Association (AILA) hosted the seminar ‘Does a Stitch in Time Really Save Nine? Issues Surrounding Mitigation Costs Under a Policy of Liability Insurance‘ at Level Twenty Seven Chambers. The presenters were Roger Traves QC, Anthony Messina and Nola Pearce. Through real case examples the seminar discussed…

International Arbitration – Trends, Developments and Opportunities for Future Growth

12-11-18 / Shane Doyle QC, Bianca Kabel — Arbitration

'International Arbitration - Trends, Developments and Opportunities for Future Growth' is a paper co-authored by Shane Doyle QC and Bianca Kabel for the September/October 2018 issue of The Australian Construction Law Newsletter (ACLN). The publication is produced and distributed six times each year. A digital version of the article is available to…

Are fiduciary duties, under Australian law, confined to the two proscriptive duties of no profit and no conflict?

9-11-18 / Glenn Newton QC — Commercial Equity, Corporations

LLM dissertation: Are fiduciary duties, under Australian law, confined to the two proscriptive duties of no profit and no conflict? The dissertation was described by Edelman J as “… the most comprehensive deconstruction of modern Australian fiduciary law that I have read". A copy of the paper prepared by Glenn…

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Does a Stitch in Time Really Save Nine? Issues Surrounding Mitigation Costs Under a Policy of Liability Insurance

The Fortune Cookie: chasing ambulances in the digital age

International Arbitration – Trends, Developments and Opportunities for Future Growth

Are fiduciary duties, under Australian law, confined to the two proscriptive duties of no profit and no conflict?

The Fortune Cookie: chasing ambulances in the digital age