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Daniel Byrne: ‘Storytelling helps to represent minorities for others to witness, understand and resonate with’

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By Daniel W Byrne
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Dublin filmmaker and Director of Photography Daniel Byrne shares his experience working in film, being part 'The Slightest Touch' Daniel Byrne : ‘Storytelling helps to represent minorities for others to witness, understand and resonate with’Dublin-born, NYC-based filmmaker and Director of Photography Daniel Byrne shares his experience working in film, being part of the team behinddocumentary featuring Emma Fogarty and Colin Farrell, and his cultural touchstones.
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TGIF 29 May 2026 – When Will A Court Discount A Receiver’s Remuneration?

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By Daniel W Byrne, Emily Anderson
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Corrs Chambers Westgarth are most popular: within Antitrust/Competition Law and Technology topic(s) This week’s TGIF considers the recent decision of the Queensland Supreme Court in White Rook Pty Ltd v White Horizon Pty Ltd (No 2) [2026] QSC 86 where the Court applied proportionality principles and reduced a court-appointed receiver’s remuneration by 15%.
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TGIF 29 May 2026 – When will a court discount a receiver’s remuneration?

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By Daniel W Byrne
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This week’s TGIF considers the recent decision of the Queensland Supreme Court in White Rook Pty Ltd v White Horizon Pty Ltd (No 2) [2026] QSC 86 where the Court applied proportionality principles and reduced a court-appointed receiver’s remuneration by 15%. This case related to an application by a court-appointed receiver for approval of remuneration, costs and expenses incurred over the course of a 15-year receivership.
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