18-11-21 @ 5:30 pm / Nicholas Andreatidis KC, Florence Chen, Oliver Cook — Banking, Building & Construction, Commercial Equity, Competition & Consumer, Contract, Corporate Insolvency & Bankruptcy, Corporations, Intellectual Property, Media & Defamation, Native Title & Cultural Heritage, Professional Discipline & Regulatory, Professional Negligence, Resources & Energy, Sport, Succession, Tax, Insurance, Employment & Industrial
This presentation was the final installment in a series of four co-hosted by Queensland Young Lawyers and Level Twenty Seven Chambers. Links to the previous three events are available in the 'Materials' section at the bottom of this page. The series aimed to address practical and everyday topics for junior…
Moral obloquy or commercial autonomy? Debating statutory unconscionability
21-05-20 @ 12:30 pm / Rachel De Luchi, Mei Barnes, Salwa Marsh — Competition & Consumer
What will the seminar cover? In a not to be missed presentation the speakers address the issues in ASIC v Kobelt in the form of a court submission. They will provide the context of the case and identify issues that are open to future litigation. Some topics that will be…
All cards face up: practical and ethical considerations when applying for ex parte relief *Event Full*
13-02-19 @ 5:30 pm / Rob Anderson KC, David Chesterman KC — Banking, Building & Construction, Commercial Equity, Competition & Consumer, Contract, Corporate Insolvency & Bankruptcy, Corporations, Employment & Industrial, Insurance, Intellectual Property, International, Land Law & Property, Media & Defamation, Planning & Environment, Professional Negligence, Resources & Energy, Succession
*Please be aware that registration for this event is now full. If you would like to be added to the waiting list please contact Level Twenty Seven via the details below.* Litigants are usually within their rights to chose what material they place before the Court; or, in other words,…
Who should attend? Dispute resolution lawyers, corporate lawyers and regulatory lawyers. What will the seminar cover? Barristers from Level Twenty Seven Chambers will discuss the Australian Consumer Law’s role in regulating commercial negotiations and business practices, including: unconscionable conduct under the unwritten law; developments in the law of unconscionable conduct under…
