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This article takes a look at the insolvency and restructuring trends of companies in the mining sector around the globe.
Voluntary administration or assessing a company's viability, is not the same as liquidation, winding up a company.
The NSW building and construction industry (the Industry) is plagued by a high level of insolvencies.
Insolvency practitioners and creditors should regularly consider the potential effects of cross-guarantee class orders.
The Bell Group case, now Australia's most expensive and longest running court case, is now headed to the High Court.
A statutory demand is supposed to form the first part in a winding up application.
A recent decision of the NSW Court of Appeal clarified when a person will be considered a shadow director of a company.
The Companies Bill recently passed in the Legislative Council renders auditors criminally liable if they knowingly or recklessly omit certain information from their reports.
Federal and state laws and regulations in Australia combine to influence how business practices are conducted.
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