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A company owned by pub baron and former KPMG partner Jon Adgemis has lost its bid to set aside a $5 million default judgment over a 2020 loan agreement.
Liquidator for developer GR Capital wins more time to bring claims
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A liquidator for the defunct developer of a controversial south Sydney apartment building has won a bid to extend the time to bring potential voidable transaction proceedings.
Lawyer’s unilateral email to chambers in builder’s case against CBA ‘undesirable’: judge
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A solicitor for a contractor in dispute with the Commonwealth Bank has been called out by a judge for a unilateral email to chambers without CBA’s consent.
Star says ‘unlikely’ deadline will be met for Queen’s Wharf stake sale
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Star Entertainment says it is “unlikely” an agreement will reached by the end of the month for its Queen’s Wharf partners to buy out its stake in the Brisbane entertainment project.
90MW Summerville solar farm wins government approval
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A new solar farm tipped to power 36,000 homes in NSW has been approved by the government in just 30 business days.
K&L Gates snags international arbitration partner from Clifford Chance
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K&L Gates has bolstered its international arbitration practice group, appointing a multilingual Clifford Chance alumni to serve as partner.
AAT member not owed salary after accepting judge position in UK, court finds
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A former member of the Administrative Appeals Tribunal has failed to convince a judge her salary should still have been paid after she accepted a job as a deputy judge in the UK.
Pitcher Partners wins separate hearing in Titan Interactive liquidator’s case
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Pitcher Partners has won its bid for a separate hearing on whether the liquidator of collapsed IT company Titan Interactive is entitled to any relief on its claims the accounting firm breached its duty of care in providing tax advice.
Banks to repay $93M to low income customers, but CBA a holdout
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Banks have agreed to refund low income customers a total of $93 million in excessive fees following an investigation by ASIC, but the Commonwealth Bank has refused to make $270 million in further repayments.
Ford class action might be destined for High Court again
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A defects class action against Ford, which has been on foot since 2016, might end up at the High Court for a second time, a court has heard.