Briefed: Commercial Law Updates
What's the state of play in Australian commercial law? Join Level Twenty Seven Chambers (Brisbane, Australia), Queensland’s largest group of barristers, for up to the minute insights and practical tips regarding Australian commercial law. The group’s exceptional reputation is recognised in legal directories such as Chambers & Partners, Doyle's, Who's Who and Best Lawyers. The group assists clients on all aspects of commercial law and are often engaged on matters of high commercial value as well as technical and legal complexity.
Podcasting since 2020 • 40 episodes
Briefed: Commercial Law Updates
Latest Episodes
Glenn Newton KC - The uncertainties of all merit-based determinations of legal disputes. Why that is so. And what are the alternatives in the best interests of our clients
In this session, Glenn Newton KC discusses the uncertainties of all merit-based determinations of legal disputes. Why that is so. And what are the alternatives in th...
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Unpacking the Climate Change Advisory Opinions
The International Law Association, Queensland Chapter welcomes DLA Piper, presenting at Level Twenty Seven Chambers.As the world inches closer to key climate deadlines of 2030 and 2050, countries likely to be severely impacted ...
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Civil claims for fraud and misappropriation
Briefed: Commercial Law Updates What will the seminar cover?A lawyer, a forensic accountant and counsel will examine, from the perspective of a claimant and affected third parties, the nature of relief that may be sought, ...
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The Quincecare Duty in Australian Law
WHAT DOES THE SEMINAR COVER?A dishonest agent of a company causes a bank to transfer funds out of the company’s account and then absconds with the money. If the agent can be found, there may be personal claims against them. If traceable...
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Taking Stock of Vanderstock: electric vehicles, duties of excise and the Constitution
What does the seminar cover?In the decision of Vanderstock v Victoria [2023] HCA 30, the High Court held by a narrow 4:3 majority that a tax imposed by Victoria on the use of electrical and hybrid vehicles was invalid. Th...
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