James Sheller SC (for Subaru leading T Boyle) and Tom Prince (for BMW led by J Kirk SC) appeared before a bench of five judges of the New South Wales Court of Appeal in relation to “class closure” orders, in the latest chapter of the class actions arising out of alleged defects with Takata airbags: Haselhurst v Toyota Motor Corporation Australia Ltd (and related proceedings) [2020] NSWCA 66.
Back to allNew Chambers congratulates the following barristers on their outstanding recognition in the Doyle’s Guide 2026 Leading Insolvency & Restructuring Rankings: Junior Counsel Emma Beechey…
Read moreCongratulations to the following New Chambers members on their appointments to the NSW Bar Association Committees for 2026/2027 Nicola Alroe – Accessibility panel Emma…
Read morePeter Dunning KC, Matt Karam and Henry Cooper (appearing with Kris Byrne and Dominic Fawcett) appeared for the successful first respondent, Mineralogy Pty Ltd, in…
Read moreWe are delighted to welcome Dominik Breznik as a reader at New Chambers. Dominik advises and appears in matters concerning all areas of taxation…
Read moreIn proceedings under the Proceeds of Crime Act 2002 (Cth), the Supreme Court of Queensland has delivered judgment against two respondents who had been…
Read moreThe Administrative Review Tribunal has handed down its decision in Prestige Form Group NSW Pty Ltd and Commissioner of Taxation concerning the FBT treatment of…
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