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When can liquidators engage professional advisors without court approval?

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By Michael Kimmins, Daniel Peter Byrne, Emily Bartels
| Mondaq
The Supreme Court of Western Australia has recently delivered judgment in the case of Kitay v Frigger [No 2] [2024] WASC 113. The Court held that some, but not all, long-term costs agreements and retainers entered into by a liquidator required court approval. Depending on the circumstances, a liquidator may require court approval to enter into a long-term costs agreement or retainer.
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Sleep Experts Share Tips for Conquering Sleep Apnea

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By Alexis Davis, George Mathews, Linda Ferguson, Emily Bartels
| The Web Writer Spotlight
Sleep apnea, which impacts sleep by restricting a sufferer’s airways, is a lot more common than most people realize. 6 million Americans have been diagnosed with sleep apnea, but many go undiagnosed, with up to 30 million people expected to be living with the disorder in the US alone.
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Court finds cross-collateral mortgage vulnerable to challenge by liquidator

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By Michael Kimmins, Daniel Peter Byrne, Emily Bartels
| Lexology Verified
The Federal Court has recently delivered judgment in the case of Cooper as Liquidator of Runtong Investment and Development Pty Ltd (In Liq) v CEG Direct Securities Pty Ltd [2024] FCA 6, a case where a liquidator was successful in having a mortgage declared as an unreasonable director-related transaction.
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