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Surging law firm Thomsons commits to boss until 2033 (opens the original)
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Adrian Tembel commutes from Adelaide to Sydney every week, chairs the South Australian Productivity Commission and runs a law firm that boasts $400 million in revenue and over 150 partners. No wonder he approaches work like “an Olympic athlete”. The Thomsons chief executive partner says he follows a strict routine of “no alcohol, good food, fitness, and being a really serious, boring person basically”. Gift articles to anyone you choose each month when you subscribe.
Top property advisory faces boardroom revolt as chief lawyer sues CEO (opens the original)
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A board director of a leading property advisory has resigned and another has spoken out against his own company, after its former chief lawyer made a whistleblower complaint and launched a workplace lawsuit against the firm and its chief executive. The boardroom revolt at Charter Keck Cramer, a Melbourne-headquartered real estate valuer and consultant, comes amid disquiet over the firm’s finances, including falling revenue and a decision to sell a 10 per cent stake to a Swiss-owned entity tied t
Mallesons refers United Petroleum class action litigation funders to ASIC (opens the original)
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Two litigation funders backing a franchisee class action against United Petroleum have been referred to the corporate regulator over allegations they misled investors by incorrectly claiming that the plaintiffs bringing the lawsuit had put a $222 million figure on the damages they were seeking. Mallesons, the law firm representing the petrol station chain, referred the two funders, Knightsbridge Litigation Funding and UP Capital, to the Australian Securities and Investments Commission this month
Huge $3b Greensill lawsuit averted as IAG and Credit Suisse agree to settle (opens the original)
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What was set to be one of the biggest commercial trials in Australian history has been called off at the last minute, after IAG insurance agreed to settle a multibillion-dollar claim brought against it by Credit Suisse over the collapse of Greensill Capital. With hearings scheduled to begin in the Federal Court next Monday, the lawsuit was to be Credit Suisse’s last-ditch attempt to claw back almost $3 billion in debts it was owed by Greensill Capital when the supply chain finance firm went unde
Bill Gummow, quiet High Court judge who shaped modern law, dies at 83 (opens the original)
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From the High Court bench, through his seminal legal texts, and in his lectures to generations of students, William Gummow – who died this week aged 83 – shaped modern Australian law like few others. “Deeply learned” and “rigorously analytical”, Gummow was a “collegiate member” of the High Court, said its current justices in a tribute, “who contributed greatly … to the content and trajectory of Australian law”.
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