Can a Statutory Demand Be Set Aside After Construction Adjudication?
Setting Aside Statutory Demands and Adjudication Decisions Does a security of payment judgment...
Voidable Transactions: When Can a Liquidator Unwind a Company Transaction?
Voidable transactions can become a significant issue when a company enters liquidation after...
Raising Capital in Australia: When Do You Need a Disclosure Document?
Raising capital is a crucial step for startups and growing companies, but it...
Don’t Forget About Your Existing Shareholders’ Pre-emptive Rights
Start-ups and closely held proprietary companies often need to issue shares quickly, whether...
What Happens if a Director Trades While Insolvent?
One of the fundamental duties imposed on company directors is to prevent a...
Sophisticated and Professional Investors – What are they?
The Corporations Act 2001 (Cth) (“The Act”) in s708(8) states that an offer...
To Reverse Takeover or not?
Picture the scenario where a thriving private company aspires to be listed on...
Statutory demands and how you can utilise them to recover a debt
Statutory demands are one of the options available to creditors to recover any...
Winding Up Applications
Winding up refers to the process of dissolving a company by selling its...
Responding to a Statutory Demand (and the COVID-19 temporary changes)
A statutory demand is a document issued by a creditor that allows a...
