Research report on PJC inquiry
I’ve spent the past few months working through the voluminous materials that have been produced as part of the current PJC inquiry into corporate insolvency law. The AIIP provided funding […]
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The PJC hearing 13 December 2022
Michael Murray and I appeared before the PJC yesterday to discuss our submission to their inquiry into Corporate Insolvency Law. You can find a recording of our evidence here (starting […]
A new system for SME restructuring: is there a business doctor in the house?
The details of the Federal Government’s proposed new restructuring regime for small businesses were announced this week with the release of the draft Corporations Amendment (Corporate Insolvency Reforms) Bill 2020 […]
Fightback! SMEs get a new restructuring tool
The federal Treasurer has announced a new restructuring regime for struggling small to medium enterprises (SMEs)[1] which adopts a ‘debtor-in-possession’ model for companies owing less than $1 million.
Insolvency Law is Failing SMEs
Michael Murray and I recently wrote a short note for the Sydney Law School website (see here) that commented on the recent report by the ASMFEO on SMEs and insolvency […]
Australian Insolvency Law 