Publications
Corrs produce a range of publications to keep you informed on legal developments that may affect your business, industry and environment. Our lawyers are dedicated to sharing their breadth of knowledge and draw from diverse experiences to deliver content that is timely and targeted.
Corrs In Brief
Corrs In Brief offers the latest updates on legal issues and developments, focusing on their impact to your business and industry.Corrs In Depth
Corrs In Depth include articles that offer a more comprehensive take on pertinent topics and issues from our legal experts.Corrs & Effect
Corrs & Effect shines the spotlight on the interesting work our firm and clients are involved with, and the unique perspectives that shape the way we do business.IP Watch
IP Watch focuses on key issues relating to intellectual property and provides practical lessons applicable to your business.M&A Alerts
M&A Alerts offer insightful commentary on the latest scheme technology and developments in mergers and acquisitions.TGIF
TGIF is a weekly publication focusing on current issues in insolvency law and banking and finance litigation.Leadership Speeches
Corrs is often invited to speak on a diverse range of issues addressing an ever-changing commercial landscape.
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Latest Publications
M&A Year in Review 2011
The Corrs M&A Year in Review is an analysis of 61 schemes and takeover bids involving an Australian target, which is around 85% of the announced deals in 2011.Choice Constructions Pty Ltd v Janceski [No 3] [2011] WASC 358
Unconscionable conduct – a reminderStrict interpretation of Local Government Act will lead to practical difficulties for local government prosecutions – recent important Court of Appeal Decision
This In Brief examines the recent case of Ipswich City Council v Dixonbuild [2012] QCA 98.MySuper authorisation and the transition to MySuper
On 3 May 2012 the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA) released its consultation package regarding MySuper authorisation.ASIC secures High Court victory against James Hardie directors
Yesterday the High Court of Australia delivered its decision on an appeal brought by the Australian Securities and Investment Commission (*ASIC*) against 7 former non-executive directors (*Directors*) and the company secretary and general counsel (*Mr* *Shafron*) of James Hardie Industries Ltd (*JHIL*). The High Court allowed the appeal and held that the primary judge was correct in finding that the Directors and Mr Shafron breached their duties to JHIL in approving a misleading ASX announcement.