Enforcing promises by implying terms in commercial contracts *

Australia - December 6 2012
Keep in mind the distinct possibility of an implied term if your contract doesn't reflect a promise that it should.

Co-authors: Danielle Briers, Isabelle Reinecke.

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Does your choice of law for the contract extend to the international arbitration agreement? *

United Kingdom - August 30 2012
Just because your contract specifies a governing law doesn't mean that law will apply to the parties' agreement to arbitrate disputes under that contract.

Co-authors: Danielle Briers.

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Is your Calderbank offer clear and capable of being accepted? *

Australia - July 19 2012
For most litigants, the costs incurred in running a dispute is a key concern, and in their mind throughout the litigation process.

Co-authors: Roxana Carrion, Zara Shafruddin.

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A lesson from the bench: more detail on disclosure in the equity division *

Australia - May 10 2012
We now know more about how the Supreme Court's new Practice Note SC Eq 11 will operate, following a forum with Chief Justice Bathurst, Chief Justice Bergin in Eq, and Justices Brereton and Hammerschlag at the Court on 30 April.

Co-authors: Julia Virgo.

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Discovery won't be a matter of course in NSW Supreme Court *

Australia - April 26 2012
A clear objective is to radically reduce the need for the court to make discovery orders and end parties' expectations that a routine order for discovery will be made before evidence is served, or at all.

Co-authors: Julia Virgo.

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