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Insolvency expert Bradd Morelli explains the options available to businesses weighing up whether to keep trading in tough COVID-19 conditions – Newcastle Herald

How did you move into specialising in insolvency? Newcastle born and bred, I moved to Sydney after finishing my commerce degree at Newcastle Uni. I joined accounting firm Grant Thornton when they were handling the restructure of Patrick Stevedores during the 1988 Australian waterfront dispute, which helped change Australian workplace law forever. I also handled the voluntary administration of Turf Monthly magazine, which saw me trade the business, publish a few editions and later sell it. I was hooked! In 2008, I returned to Newcastle. What does your role entail at Jirsch Sutherland? I joined the firm in 2007 and have been National Managing Partner since 2018, overseeing national operations. I’m also one of the firm’s 15 registered liq…

Read the full article at: https://www.newcastleherald.com.au/story/6858448/there-will-be-collateral-damage-good-businesses-will-also-fail-as-result-of-the-economic-climate/

Category: BankruptcyBy Insolvency GuardianAugust 4, 2020

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Insolvency expert Bradd Morelli explains the options available to businesses weighing up whether to keep trading in tough COVID-19 conditions – Newcastle Herald

How did you move into specialising in insolvency? Newcastle born and bred, I moved to Sydney after finishing my commerce degree at Newcastle Uni. I joined accounting firm Grant Thornton when they were handling the restructure of Patrick Stevedores during the 1988 Australian waterfront dispute, which helped change Australian workplace law forever. I also handled the voluntary administration of Turf Monthly magazine, which saw me trade the business, publish a few editions and later sell it. I was hooked! In 2008, I returned to Newcastle. What does your role entail at Jirsch Sutherland? I joined the firm in 2007 and have been National Managing Partner since 2018, overseeing national operations. I’m also one of the firm’s 15 registered liq…

Read the full article at: https://www.newcastleherald.com.au/story/6858448/there-will-be-collateral-damage-good-businesses-will-also-fail-as-result-of-the-economic-climate/?cs=4200

Category: BankruptcyBy Insolvency GuardianAugust 4, 2020

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