5 Selborne associate member Philip Crutchfield KC has been listed as a leading silk for Dispute Resolution and Restructuring/Insolvency (Band 1) in Chambers and Partners Asia-Pacific 2021.
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5 Selborne associate member Shane Doyle KC has been listed as a leading silk for Dispute Resolution (Band 1), Construction & Infrastructure (Band 1) and Restructuring/Insolvency (Band 1) in Chambers and Partners Asia-Pacific 2021.
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Michelle Hirschhorn has been listed as Preeminent Junior Counsel in Doyle’s Guide of Leading Tax Barristers – NSW, 2020.
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Peter Wood has been listed in the Alternative Dispute Resolution, Bet-the-Company Litigation, Construction/Infrastructure Law and Litigation categories in Best Lawyers Australia (2021 Edition).
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5 Selborne associate member Philip Crutchfield KC has been listed in the Alternative Dispute Resolution, Banking and Finance Law, Bet-the-Company Litigation, Class Action Litigation, Insolvency and Reorganization Law and Litigation categories in Best Lawyers Australia (2021 Edition).
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5 Selborne associate member Shane Doyle KC has been listed in the Bet-the-Company Litigation, Commercial Law, Competition Law, Construction/Infrastructure Law, International Arbitration, Litigation and Oil & Gas Law categories in Best Lawyers Australia (2021 Edition).
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Michelle Hirschhorn appeared for the successful Commissioner in Origin Energy Ltd v Commissioner of Taxation (No 2) [2020] FCA 409, which concerned deductibility of “capacity charges” paid to the NSW state owned electricity generator, either as a general deduction or as “black hole” capital expenditure.
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Benjamin Zipser appeared for the successful defendant in Super Vision Resources Ltd v AC Holdings Co Pty Ltd [2020] NSWSC 65, a Commercial List proceeding involving a claim, rejected by the Court, that property sales were voidable because they were made with intent to defraud creditors.
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Gregory Drew appeared for the successful applicant in Sealed Air Australia Pty Ltd v Aus-Lid Enterprises Pty Ltd [2020] FCA 29; (2020) 375 ALR 324, in which the Federal Court comprehensively stated the relevant principles concerning tortious inducement of breach of contract.
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Benjamin Zipser appeared for the successful respondent in Flourentzou v Spink [2019] NSWCA 315, which concerned the nature of contributions towards a property. The NSW Court of Appeal clarified the law, having accepted Benjamin’s submission on the issue, that in imposing a constructive trust it is not necessary to trace the specific enhancement in property value resulting from a financial contribution.