Sladen Legal
8 The Best Lawyers in Australia™ awards
2 Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch in Australia™ awards
Sladen Legal is a Melbourne based law firm dedicated to providing expert advice and legal services to private enterprise. Representing some of Melbourne’s most innovative and forward-thinking businesses, we are driven by the fierce determination and entrepreneurial spirit of our clients.
We offer a client-driven and personalised approach to law. We take the time to understand our clients and their business, ensuring that we reflect their values in the work that we do.Our team of talented principals, special counsel and lawyers share an unwavering focus on carving out the road ahead for private enterprise. We are dedicated to championing truth, pioneering thought and inspiring outcomes for our clients.
- Commercial Law
- Corporate Law
- Employee Benefits Law
- Information Technology Law
- Intellectual Property Law
- Litigation
- Mergers and Acquisitions Law
- Real Property Law
- Superannuation Law
- Tax Law
- Trusts and Estates
Breaching the Unfair Contracts Regime: ACCC v Fujifilm Business Innovation Australia Pty Ltd
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Purpose over prescription? The Supreme Court’s interpretation of the Rental Leases Act in Krajcar v Eastern Central Real Estate
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Commencement of proceedings against a company in administration and preservation of Bitcoin assets: Chen v Blockchain; Abel & Ors v Blockchain [2022] VSC 92 – 93
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Shedding some light on shadow directors: when is an individual considered a shadow director?
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Public examination of directors allowed for investigating whether there are grounds to commence a class action: Walton v Arrium Ltd (in liq)
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Refused the right to refund and replacement: Australian Competition and Consumer Commission v Mazda Australia Pty Ltd [2021] FCA 1493
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Competing over trademarked firm names: Henley Arch Pty Ltd v Henley Constructions Pty Ltd [2021] FCA 1369
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Evicting a tenant where non-payment of rent for COVID-19 reason: Reversal of VCAT decision
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Class action proceedings within the franchising context: Davaria Pty Ltd v 7-Eleven Stores Pty Ltd case study
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GOLDUS PTY LTD (SUBJECT TO A DEED OF COMPANY ARRANGEMENT) V CUMMINS (NO 4) [2021] FCA 1095
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The practical effect of the rules on evicting tenants during COVID-19: RFY v ACV (Residential Tenancies)
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Overcoming the hurdles to bring proceedings on behalf of owners corporations: Sciuto v TNSKBMC Pty Ltd [2021] VCAT 862
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AMBIGUOUS AND VAGUE CONTRACT TERMS? DETERMINING PARTIES TO A CONTRACT: BI V WU [2021] VSC 447
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REVERSAL OF DECISION IN COMMISSIONER OF TAXATION V BOSANAC – OVER TURNING THE PRESUMPTION OF ADVANCEMENT?
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Can special purpose liquidators be appointed to investigate the conduct of administrators or liquidators?
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Can special purpose liquidators be appointed to investigate the conduct of administrators or liquidators?
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Why there is an argument that Court proceedings should be the last resort in resolving disputes: AMCOR Limited v Barnes
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Commissioner of Taxation v Bosanac (No.7) – [2021] FCA 249, Presumption of advancement applicable to matrimonial home? Rebutted? – Does Cummins (2006) 227 CLR 278 qualify presumption?
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Commissioner of Taxation v Lane [2020] FCAFC 184 – Application of priority regime (ss108 and 109 Bankruptcy Act) to distribution of sale of assets of trust – payments to trust creditors – preference r
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The recent decision of Barre v Barre [2021] FamCA 101 explores the complicating effect bankruptcy may on Family Court proceedings in the context of enforcing a Binding Financial Agreement
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Evidence vs Inference: Analysis of Ross, in the matter of Print Mail Logistics (International) Pty Ltd (in liq) v Elias [2021] FCA 419
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AN OFFER YOU CAN’T (OR PROBABLY SHOULDN’T) REFUSE: KNOWING THE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN OFFERS OF COMPROMISE AND CALDERBANK OFFERS
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Refunds rising from the ashes: illegal phoenix activities provide basis for discretion to retain tax refunds (ATO Practice Statement 2021/2)
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Megasave Couriers to pay $1.9m, its director to pay $200,000 to franchisees for Misleading and Deceptive Conduct
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What a relief! VCAT takes a broad view of COVID-19 rent relief requirements: R & D Health Clubs v Lin Wang
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When is an agreement a franchise agreement? – Freedom Foods Pty Ltd v Blue Diamond Growers
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THE OBLIGATION OF GOOD FAITH IN FRANCHISE AGREEMENTS: A LESSON IN CONSTRUCTING THE TERMS OF SALE
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APPLYING A WIDER RESTITUTIONARY BASIS TO EQUITABLE LIENS CREATED UNDER THE UNIVERSAL DISTRIBUTING PRINCIPLE
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LANDLORDS UNREASONABLY WITHHOLDING CONSENT TO SUB-LEASE: MASTERS HOME IMPROVEMENT V AVENTUS
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