Ferrari, Fraud, and the Fine Print: How a Liquidator Reclaimed a Supercar Parked in the Director’s Garage

  • Published 06.08.2025

In a recent decision made by the Supreme Court of New South Wales1, a liquidator was successful in resisting a director’s attempt to assert that he was the legal or beneficial owner of a Ferrari purchased in part by Company funds and otherwise financed by the Company.

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A Guide to Defending Unfair Preferences

  • Published 05.08.2025

In collaboration with the Australian Institute of Credit Management (AICM), we have developed a comprehensive guide designed to support credit managers in assessing whether they have reasonable grounds to challenge unfair preference claims made by liquidators. These claims often arise when a customer enters liquidation, and the liquidator seeks to recover payments made prior to that event.

Can surveillance be relevant in considering matters of credit in the Personal Injury Commission when it comes to medical assessments?

  • Published 14.07.2025

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Freedman Brothers Limited v Scovell (NSWPICPD 2025)

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Section 151D and establishing a strong case for the refusal of leave

  • Published 14.07.2025

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Naumovski v Z Services Australia Pty Ltd (NSWSC 2025)

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Employers Liability Newsletter - July 2025

  • Published 14.07.2025

Recent decisions

Section 151D and establishing a strong case for the refusal of leave
Naumovski v Z Services Australia Pty Ltd (NSWSC 2025)