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Liquidate and luxuriate – or back from the grave?
Liquidation doesn't clean the slate for regulatory prosecutions and directors may still be liable for CoR offences.
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Over-height vehicles: CoR consequences of a collision causing damage to road infrastructure
Even a minor risk breach would be sufficient for a compensation order in relation to damage done by the vehicle.Holding Redlich - Article
Port infrastructure development and security
A recent increase in transport surcharges has also led to calls for greater government scrutiny and maritime regulation.Holding Redlich - Article
Transport infrastructure: Holding Redlich: expert guide to the 2018 federal budget
Key points of the federal budget from the perspective of Transport Infrastructure. .Holding Redlich - Article
Transport, Shipping & Logistics update: CoR and HVNL
Now is a good time to review your transport activities to ensure that you have HVNL policies and procedures in place.Holding Redlich - Article
Truck drivers dismissal for breach of Heavy Vehicle National Law held not to be unfair
It could be found permissible, appropriate and fair to dismiss an employee when they have seriously breached the HVNL.Holding Redlich - Article
Equifax ordered to pay $3.5 million for breach of consumer law
Equifax Australia admitted that it breached Australian Consumer Law prohibitions on false and misleading representations.Holding Redlich - Article
Workplace Relations & Safety update: Labour Hire Licensing Act 2017
This Act is relevant to organisations which provide labour hire workers, as well as organisations who use labour hire.Holding Redlich - Article
Loan ranger: Five tips for private lending in Australia
Prospective borrowers should keep the following tips in mind when targeting opportunities in the private lending space.Holding Redlich - Article
Healthcare News - 19 February 2018
This newsletter includes summaries and links to recent media releases relating to healthcare and medical treatment.Holding Redlich - Article
Inside Track: Immigration - In the media, and In practice and courts and publishing
This newsletter links to recent media releases and reports relating to immigration in AustraliaHolding Redlich - Article
Inside Track: Immigration - In the media, and In practice and courts
This newsletter links to recent media releases and reports relating to immigration in Australia.Holding Redlich - Article
Inside Track: Immigration - In the media, and In practice and courts and publishing
This newsletter links to recent media releases and reports relating to immigration to Australia.Holding Redlich - Article
Inside Track: Immigration - In the media, and In practice and courts and publishing
Links to recent media releases, and reports relating to migrant workers and immigration in Australia.Holding Redlich - Article
Immigration Law News – 10 July 2018
This newsletter includes links and summaries of recent legislative developments relating to immigration in Australia.Holding Redlich - Article
Shares can be transferred to a third party, without the consent of the owner of the shares
This case illustrates the breadth of available options to keep a company out of liquidation for the benefit of creditors.Holding Redlich - Article
Competition limits for ACMA multiband spectrum auction
The Government has accepted the advice of the ACCC and will impose limits only on acquisitions in the 1800MHz band.Holding Redlich - Article
The data economy – how does it impact my business?
How is data protected and what can businesses do to identify risks and opportunities of participating in the data economy?Holding Redlich - Article
Residential Focus: In from the cold – the draft building reforms resurface
The draft building reforms have resurfaced for industry consultation.Holding Redlich - Article
NSW government gives stamp of approval to bracket reform to stamp duty regime
Commentary on new NSW stamp duty laws which seek to index stamp duty brackets to the CPI from 1 July 2019.Holding Redlich