Eakin McCaffery Cox welcomes Tom Wallace as a solicitor in our Litigation Team. With a background in commercial litigation, Tom brings experience having acted for clients in debt recovery, corporate insolvency and bankruptcy proceedings. Tom appears regularly in various State and Federal Courts and maintains professional relationships with insolvency practitioners, small business owners and members
New legislation, which is expected to commence within the next two years, will require all directors of a body corporate registered under the Corporations Act and Corporations (Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander) Act to register for a Director Identification Number (‘DIN’). https://www.eakin.com.au/director-identification-numbers https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:6683173716190490624
This NSW provision hangs off the state “version” of the legislation the Commonwealth required New South Wales to enter into pursuant to the Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement as incorporated into the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP-11)) with the USA and others. It is to do with, amongst other things, giving tenderers some recourse
A list of issues to think about. Not necessarily apt for all situations, but a good base which a few people have now used to ground their thinking. If you are interested in starting up a business and, after reading this, have any questions, please feel free to contact us. https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:6637479952121978880 Read Issues to Think
On 20 February 2020 Eakin McCaffery Cox in affiliation with Australiance is holding a seminar evening on issues for Small Business. Partners Gregory Ross and Stephen Boatswain will be talking on Protection of Intellectual Property for Small Business and Workplace Issues for Start ups. https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:6629882276324970496
Eakin McCaffery Cox welcomes Dr Stephen Pallavicini as a partner in our Property Team. With many years’ experience in Sydney commercial law firms and as Senior Legal Counsel Commercial Property Stockland and Lead Lawyer / Senior Property Lawyer Woolworths Group, Stephen has a breadth and depth of knowledge in the commercial property field which is
Eakin McCaffery Cox partner Gregory Ross is, in collaboration with Advisers Digest presenting a Webinar on 12 February 2020 “Protection of Intellectual Property for Small Businesses”. Full detail can be found at https://lnkd.in/fs-pNhw https://www.linkedin.com/posts/eakin-mccaffery-cox_join-our-live-webinarwith-guest-presenter-activity-6629870203134148608-yaqJ/
Eakin McCaffery Cox Partner Greg Ross discusses the Australian Medical Board’s apparent crackdown on doctors providing Alternative Medicine and Therapies. Introduction The Australian Medical Board (AMB) is considering options for “clearer regulation of medical practitioners who provide complementary and unconventional medicine and emerging treatments”, and has issued a Consultation Paper on its proposals and called
Cyber insurance for notifiable data breaches scheme by Greg Ross. Read The Notifiable Data Breaches Scheme – Cyber Insurance
A brief guide on sustainable procurement business cases by Greg Ross.
A short outline on NSW and Commonwealth of Australia Anti-Slavery legislation by Greg Ross.
Asia IP Magazine Gregory Ross and Christina Cavallaro provide their views on the implications of a significant trademark infringement case in Australia.
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Australian Restructuring Insolvency & Turnaround Association (ARITA) Journal Co-authored by Christina Cavallaro, Senior Associate at Eakin McCaffery Cox Lawyers and Nicholas Simpson, Sydney barrister. This article discusses the recent Court of Appeal decision of Sydney Recycling Park Pty Ltd v Cardinal Group Pty Ltd (in liquidation) [2016] NSWCA 329 and explores the issue of bringing
Law Society Journal Co-authored by Christina Cavallaro, Senior Associate at Eakin McCaffery Cox Lawyers and Nicholas Simpson, Sydney barrister. The article examines the recent decision of Berryman v Zurich Australia Ltd [2016] WASC 196 which considered whether a benefit payable pursuant to a bankrupt’s disability insurance policy was divisible amongst his or her creditors and,
Asia IP Magazine Gregory Ross and Christina Cavallaro address the key problems that arise for intellectual property owners in the event of insolvency.
Asia IP Magazine Gregory Ross and Christina Cavallaro explore tactics involved in pursuing patent litigation in this edition of Asia IP Magazine.
Asia IP Magazine Christina Cavallaro and Gregory Ross provide their comments on whether amendments to registered trade marks should be permitted to keep up with evolving technology.
