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Damages for Loss of Opportunity – The Essentials

8-11-18 / Paul McQuade KC, Kristi Riedel — Insurance, Contract

On 24 October 2018 Paul McQuade QC and Kristi Riedel provided a session titled 'Damages for Loss of Opportunity - The Essentials' to the Gold Coast District Law Association. This session provided an overview of claims for loss of opportunity damages. Topics discussed included the key principles and some of the evidentiary and…

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…

Because You’re Worth It? All You Need to Know About Valuations

28-7-18 / Paul McQuade KC — Corporations

Paul McQuade hosted this presentation on Thursday 26 July 2018 with Paul Vincent and John Thynne of advisory firm Vincents. Topics covered were: › what is ‘value’; › valuation methodologies and when are they applied; › what is the capitalisation rate/multiplier, and how is it determined; › what factors affect value; › what…

A novel case of duty of care and the “salient features”

10-8-17 / Paul McQuade KC — Corporate Insolvency & Bankruptcy, Corporations

Presentation delivered on 9 and 10 August 2017 at Level Twenty Seven Chambers. This presentation formed part of the seminar: 'Pure economic loss: Do I have a claim and how should I plead it?'

Companies behaving badly: winding up on grounds other than in insolvency

10-5-17 / Paul McQuade KC, Anthony Messina, Matthew Wilkinson — Corporate Insolvency & Bankruptcy

A presentation delivered at Level Twenty Seven Chambers on 10 May 2017. Topics covered included: unfair, unjust or oppressive conduct; just and equitable grounds for winding up; and the appointment of provisional liquidators. A copy of the paper will follow.

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