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Contract Law Masterclass tackles topic of insolvency – Australasian Lawyer

Registrations are now open for the Contract Law Masterclass Sydney and so is the chance reserve your seat at the best available rate with the time-limited Early Bird offer.

The one day masterclass puts the spotlight on some of the most complex areas of contract law. Among the speakers will be David Walter, Partner at Baker & McKenzie, who will be analysing how you can protect your business or clients against insolvency risks.

Hell be giving an overview of the new provisions (sections 415D-415G, 434J-434M and 451E-451H), discussing enforcing rights to terminate for delay, late payment or licensing issues, strategies for minimising exposure to contractor insolvency risk, protecting rights against the po…

Read the full article at: https://www.australasianlawyer.com.au/news/contract-law-masterclass-tackles-topic-of-insolvency-258102.aspx

Category: BankruptcyBy Insolvency GuardianDecember 4, 2018

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Contract Law Masterclass tackles topic of insolvency – Australasian Lawyer

Registrations are now open for the Contract Law Masterclass Sydney and so is the chance reserve your seat at the best available rate with the time-limited Early Bird offer.

The one day masterclass puts the spotlight on some of the most complex areas of contract law. Among the speakers will be David Walter, Partner at Baker & McKenzie, who will be analysing how you can protect your business or clients against insolvency risks.

Hell be giving an overview of the new provisions (sections 415D-415G, 434J-434M and 451E-451H), discussing enforcing rights to terminate for delay, late payment or licensing issues, strategies for minimising exposure to contractor insolvency risk, protecting rights against the po…

Read the full article at: https://m.australasianlawyer.com.au/news/contract-law-masterclass-tackles-topic-of-insolvency-258102.aspx

Category: BankruptcyBy Insolvency GuardianDecember 4, 2018

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