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Big Law • 16 July 2024
KPMG cuts legal division, 30 jobs in major restructure
The big four firm has announced a restructure of its legal business less than a month after its $80 million consulting...
Big Law • 08 April 2024
Precedent-setting insolvency cases and their impact on the profession
Johnson Winter Slattery (JWS) has launched the newest edition of its insolvency and restructuring Case Summaries publication,...
Big Law • 19 March 2024
Clayton Utz adds former Baker McKenzie practice head
National law firm Clayton Utz has appointed Baker McKenzie’s former head of restructuring and insolvency as a partner.
Big Law • 06 December 2023
Pinsent Masons launches Aussie restructuring and insolvency practice with new team
Following the decision of national practice Gilchrist Connell to exit the restructuring and insolvency space, a specialist...
National law firm Gilbert + Tobin has appointed a partner from fellow BigLaw practice Clayton Utz, who will serve as the...
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Sydney-based firm Addisons has moved to bolster its insolvency and restructuring and commercial litigation and dispute...
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Global law firm DLA Piper has appointed a new head of restructuring for the Asia-Pacific region, who will be working...
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One partner foreshadows the bleak outlook for companies for 2023, predicting a sharp rise in insolvencies.
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Mitsui and Beach Energy have been advised on the voluntary administration of the contractor responsible for the...
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A recent judgment handed down by the High Court has confirmed that a set-off cannot be used by a creditor as a defence...
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Roofoods has been advised on the voluntary administration of its Australian subsidiary, Deliveroo Australia.
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BigLaw firm Clayton Utz has advised out-of-school care provider and educator Camp Australia on its successful debt and...
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BigLaw firm Norton Rose Fulbright has appointed Sydney-based partner Scott Atkins as its global co-head of financial...
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Insolvencies leapt in July as Australian businesses struggled to cope with economic conditions. Lawyers Weekly spoke...
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