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KPMG Removal Application Denied by High Court of Australia - Vimarsana News

KPMG Removal Application Denied by High Court of Australia

The Victorian Supreme Court is fast becoming the jurisdiction of choice for class actions. On 18 November 2022, Justices Gageler, Gleeson and Jagot of the High Court of Australia refused the Removal Application from KPMG. We will see if KPMG seeks a Transfer Application.

Will last week's High Court decision result in increased litigation? - Vimarsana News

Will last week's High Court decision result in increased litigation?

The implications of a mid-February judgment from the High Court of Australia could be significant for litigators, including “clear” opportunities for class action promoters, argues one award-nomin

Australian High Court Upholds Examination Rights - Vimarsana News

Australian High Court Upholds Examination Rights

High Court of Australia handed down its decision in a long-running dispute concerning former ASX listed Arrium Limited Arrium. The judgment provides clarity on the purposes for which an Australian Securities and Investments Commission ASIC.

Australian High Court Upholds Examination Rights - Vimarsana News

Australian High Court Upholds Examination Rights

High Court of Australia handed down its decision in a long-running dispute concerning former ASX listed Arrium Limited Arrium. The judgment provides clarity on the purposes for which an Australian Securities and Investments Commission ASIC.

Arrium 'bled cash': lenders kick off legal battle - Vimarsana News

Arrium 'bled cash': lenders kick off legal battle

Arrium ‘bled cash’: lenders kick off legal battle Save Share The lawyer representing a group of lenders against former Arrium Limited treasury workers says the collapsed steelmaker should have been put into administration four months earlier, that it “bled cash” and shouldn’t have continued to use its loan facilities. Tony Bannon, SC, who is representing private equity firm Anchorage Capital Group, Commonwealth Bank and Deutsche Bank and global investment firm Davidson Kempner, kicked off Monday’s legal proceedings by making the group of lenders’ case for mi...

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