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A decision on whether Brittany Higgins will be declared bankrupt has been delayed due to a court technicality.
Higgins and her husband, David Sharaz, have been ordered to pay Higgins’ former boss, former Liberal senator Linda Reynolds, upwards of $341,000 in damages and likely more than $1 million in legal costs after her defamation action against the pair.
Former WA senator Linda Reynolds and her lawyer, Martin Bennett, arrive at court last year during defamation proceedings against Brittany Higgins and David Sharaz.Credit: Trevor Collens
Justice Paul Tottle found in August that social media posts from Higgins and Sharaz had conveyed an imputation that Reynolds and her office had orchestrated to “cover up” the alleged rape of…
A decision on whether Brittany Higgins will be declared bankrupt has been delayed due to a court technicality.
Higgins and her husband, David Sharaz, have been ordered to pay Higgins’ former boss, former Liberal senator Linda Reynolds, upwards of $341,000 in damages and likely more than $1 million in legal costs after her defamation action against the pair.
Former WA senator Linda Reynolds and her lawyer, Martin Bennett, arrive at court last year during defamation proceedings against Brittany Higgins and David Sharaz.Credit: Trevor Collens
Justice Paul Tottle found in August that social media posts from Higgins and Sharaz had conveyed an imputation that Reynolds and her office had orchestrated to “cover up” the alleged rape of…
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After Marriott International abruptly ended its licensing agreement with apartment-style hotel operator Sonder due to a “default,” Sonder said it was winding down operations.
Sonder said it was filing for Chapter 7 liquidation in the U.S., with insolvency proceedings also planned internationally.
In a statement, interim CEO Janice Sears blamed Sonder’s collapse on “severe financial constraints arising from, among other things, prolonged challenges in the integration of the company’s systems and booking arrangements with Marriott International.”
Sonder said it had explored alternatives, including a sale of the business, but was unable to execute a transaction or obtain additional liquidity.
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SINGAPORE –A co-owner of distressed art investment firm Art Works,
which went into liquidation abruptly on Oct 30
, has pledged commitment to ensure a proper winding up for the company and that former employees’ salaries will be a priority.
Mr Chris Hallewell, who is also the firm’s chief operations officer, said that he remains in Singapore and is working with its administrator Forvis Mazars to prepare for the creditors’ meeting later in November.
“I want to be clear about my position and commitment… My priority is ensuring that all stakeholders receive the information and support they need during this difficult time and that the company state of affairs is completed on time in full,” he said in a statement issued on Nov…
