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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…

Arbitrating with Guerrillas and Gorillas – Ethics & Remedies

18-02-20 @ 5:30 pm / Glenn Newton KC, Shane Monks — Arbitration

What will the seminar cover? Takeaways from this session will include: What might be classed as "guerrilla tactics" and how might you deal with them; Problematic behaviour by arbitrators, especially the disclosure of multiple appointments, an issue which was argued before the UK Supreme Court last November in Halliburton v Chubb; A knowledge…

Fiduciary duties: a mystery or not?

28-11-19 @ 5:30 pm / Glenn Newton KC, Matthew Hickey OAM KC, Bianca Kabel — Commercial Equity, Corporations

What will the seminar cover? The panel will cover: How fiduciary duties arise and their scope Why they are important The "go to" cases Ancillary liability under Barnes v Addy and whether the Corporations Act provides a statutory equivalent Relief, including the obligation to account and the "last resort"constructive trust…

Trouble in Paradise: Protecting Privilege After Glencore

24-10-19 @ 5:30 pm / Nicholas Andreatidis KC, James Green, Sophie Gibson

What will the seminar cover? The Glencore International AG v Commissioner of Taxation [2019] HCA 26 judgment confirmed that legal professional privilege is a shield, not a sword. A panel of Level Twenty Seven Chambers barristers and forensic expert Brendan Read (KordaMentha) will discuss the impacts of this and other…

Timing is Everything

23-07-19 @ 5:30 pm / Damian Clothier KC, Sam McCarthy, Sophie Gibson — Insurance

What will the seminar cover? You will hear about interesting recent developments concerning questions of timing, accrual causes of action, and limitations in insurance claims. Who should attend? Insurance lawyers, brokers, claims handlers and other professionals in the insurance industry. PRESENTERS Speakers: Damian Clothier QC, Samuel McCarthy and Sophie…