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Are you a start-up? Do you know what your duties as a director are?

Start-ups are on the rise, as is the number of young entrepreneurs taking on the role of company director. A company director, whether sitting on the board of an ASX-listed company or a small organisation, has to be clear on the duties and obligation...

Published by McCabes News
20 June, 2017
Litigation and Dispute Resolution

Security for costs series | Part 3:  Peculiarities, technicalities and misconceptions

Part 3:  Security for costs applications in the context of cross-claims In this Part 3 of our series of articles on the topic of security for costs, we consider how security for costs applications are dealt...

Published by Andrew Lacey
1 May, 2017
Litigation and Dispute Resolution

Liquidator Remuneration Update – The consequences of the Sakr Saga

Back in March 2017 the NSW Court of Appeal handed down the unanimous decision in Sanderson as Liquidator of Sakr Nominees Pty Ltd (in liq) v Sakr [2017] NSWCA 38 (Sakr), reigning in Brereton J’s application of proportionalit...

Published by Andrew Lacey
12 April, 2017
Litigation and Dispute Resolution

Daniela Ackland named Women’s Insolvency Network Australia (NSW) president

Litigation and Dispute Resolution team senior associate Daniela Ackland was last week named as the new president of The Women’s Insolvency Network Australia (WINA) NSW. WINA, formerly known as the International Women’s Insolvency & Restructuring...

Published by McCabes News
7 April, 2017
Litigation and Dispute Resolution

Liquidator Remuneration Update – NSW Court of Appeal Pushes Back Against Proportionality

On 9 March 2017 the NSW Court of Appeal handed down its decision in Sanderson as Liquidator of Sakr Nominees Pty Ltd (in liquidation) v Sakr [2017] NSWCA 38, unanimously allowing the liquidator’s appeal against a decision of Brereton J apply...

Published by Andrew Lacey
28 March, 2017
Litigation and Dispute Resolution

When honour matters – recent cases in equitable estoppel

Two recent cases in the NSW Court of Appeal (NSWCA) highlight the circumstances where equity – the court of conscience – will step in to protect injured parties who did not have a contract to rely upon and acted to their detriment in...

Published by Andrew Lacey
7 March, 2017
Litigation and Dispute Resolution

McCabes Managing Principal Andrew Lacey named ‘Partner of the year’ finalist for two consecutive years.

Sydney, 1 March 2017: Managing Principal Andrew Lacey has been named a finalist in the Lawyers Weekly ‘Partner of the year’ awards for the second consecutive year. The annual awards are run by legal publication

Published by McCabes News
28 February, 2017
Litigation and Dispute Resolution

The High Court hands down judgement on price fixing between agent and principal in the travel industry

The High Court recently handed down a judgement finding that a flight booking agency was in breach of competition law, by attempting to engage in price fixing for ticket sales with airlines with whom it was in competition. This judgement highlights t...

Published by McCabes News
27 February, 2017
Litigation and Dispute Resolution

Deemed Subdivisions – how to avoid hidden leasing costs

Leasing part of your land can convert your unused commercial, industrial or agricultural space into a predictable income stream.  It can also involve hidden costs if you do not account for the impacts that the Conveyancing Act and planning legislatio...

Published by McCabes News
27 February, 2017
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