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Brisbane – Black Hole or Shining Light?
Throughout 2010 and 2011 as a spate of international firms considered and then duly arrived into the Australian legal market with focus of these firms
Leading Insolvency & Reconstruction Lawyers – South Australia, 2014
The 2014 listing of leading South Australian based Insolvency lawyers details individuals practising within the areas of insolvency and reconstruction matters in the SA legal market
Leading Insolvency Law Firms – South Australia, 2014
Despite a struggling economy and no shortage of general insolvency work it’s been a difficult time for South Australia’s insolvency lawyers. The principal problem appears
Leading Insolvency Barristers – South Australia, 2014
Insolvency rates as one of the few areas where South Australia’s solicitors have a reasonable breadth of options when choosing counsel. Nonetheless the recent elevation
HWL Ebsworth grows Brisbane Insolvency Practice
HWL Ebsworth Lawyers has announced that Matthew Broderick has joined the firm as a partner within its Restructuring & Insolvency team in Brisbane. Prior to
KWM acts on Arrium capital raising
King & Wood Mallesons has acted on Arrium Limited’s pro rata renounceable entitlement offer of new ordinary shares to existing shareholders, and a placement of
DibbsBarker boosts Brisbane IP practice
DibbsBarker has added to the firm’s Brisbane intellectual property and life sciences capabilities by appointing Former Hynes Legal Senior Associate to the role of Special
Squire Patton Boggs expands with Allion team….
Squire Patton Boggs has expanded its Corporate Practice Group with the appointment of partner Simon Rear, who joins the firm’s Perth office with a team
HSF advises ME Bank on A$300m Subordinated Notes issue
Herbert Smith Freehills has advised Members Equity Bank Limited (ME Bank) in relation to its offer of new Tier 2 Floating Rate Unsecured and Subordinated