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Fiduciary duties: a mystery or not?

28-11-19 / Glenn Newton KC, Matthew Hickey OAM KC, Bianca Kabel — Corporations, Commercial Equity

Glenn Newton QC, Matthew Hickey and Bianca Kabel covered: How fiduciary duties arise and their scope Why they are important The “go to” cases Ancillary liability under Barnes v Addy and whether the Corporations Act provides a statutory equivalent Relief, including the obligation to account and the “last resort”constructive trust How “reasonable minds” may…

Diamond in the Rough: Finding Value In and Maximising Prospects in Disputes Through Mediation

25-6-19 / Glenn Newton KC, Matthew Hickey OAM KC — Banking, Building & Construction, Commercial Equity, Contract, Corporate Insolvency & Bankruptcy, Corporations, Employment & Industrial, Insurance, Intellectual Property, Land Law & Property, Media & Defamation, Professional Discipline & Regulatory, Professional Negligence, Resources & Energy

On 18 June 2019 Glenn Newton QC, facilitated by Matthew Hickey, provided a seminar on the essential factors to increase the prospects of a successful mediation. Topics examined included: Recognising what mediation involves Essentials for mediation preparation The central role of emotional intelligence as well as analytical intelligence, and how to…

Are fiduciary duties, under Australian law, confined to the two proscriptive duties of no profit and no conflict?

9-11-18 / Glenn Newton KC — Commercial Equity, Corporations

LLM dissertation: Are fiduciary duties, under Australian law, confined to the two proscriptive duties of no profit and no conflict? The dissertation was described by Edelman J as “… the most comprehensive deconstruction of modern Australian fiduciary law that I have read". A copy of the paper prepared by Glenn…

Publications — Glenn Newton KC

Commercial Equity Publications

Fiduciary duties: a mystery or not?

Diamond in the Rough: Finding Value In and Maximising Prospects in Disputes Through Mediation

Are fiduciary duties, under Australian law, confined to the two proscriptive duties of no profit and no conflict?