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Cryptocurrency and the law

23-6-22 / Michael May, Salwa Marsh — Commercial Equity, Contract

Cryptocurrency is always in the headlines, and consumer use of it is becoming increasingly mainstream. But the law is yet to grapple extensively with cryptocurrency and the blockchain technology that underpins it. By way of in person seminar and webinar on 23 June 2022, Michael May and Salwa Marsh provided a…

Update on Defamation Law in Queensland

29-9-21 / Michael May, Rachel De Luchi — Media & Defamation

A seminar/webinar hosted by Level Twenty Seven Chambers. Following the Defamation (Model Provisions) and Other Legislation Amendment Act 2021 (the Act) commencing on 1 July 2021, Michael May and Rachel De Luchi provided a valuable update on the changes that the Act introduced. Further details, including the video and podcast…

Commercial Mediations – Strategies and Tips to Achieve the Best Outcome for Your Client

29-10-20 / Glenn Newton KC, Matthew Hickey OAM KC, Michael May

Glenn Newton QC, Matthew Hickey and Michael May are well-versed in mediations, as counsel for parties and mediators. They were joined in a live webinar by Kiri Parr who was a construction lawyer before acting as Regional Counsel for Arup and then Director of her eponymous company which works with clients…

Trenfield v Hag Import: Trading Agreements, ROT, PPSA Vesting and Valuing Security Interests

23-8-18 / Paul McQuade KC, Anthony Messina, Michael May — Corporate Insolvency & Bankruptcy

This presentation took place at Level Twenty Seven Chambers on Wednesday 22 August 2018. The presenters Anthony Messina and Michael May discussed: › contractual arrangements between retailer and supplier; › security interests in inventory and proceeds of sale; › effect of s 267 of the PPSA on validity of security interests; › valuing…

Onus of Proof

15-11-17 / Michael May — Tax

Presentation delivered on 15 November 2017 at Level Twenty Seven Chambers. This presentation formed part of the seminar: 'Current Issues in Tax Litigation'.

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