When Responsibility Turns on Structure: What RCF IV Reveals About Power, Liability and Cost Control
The RCF IV case shows how unclear structures shift financial responsibility. In litigation, cost alignment prevents similar risks: clients fund one path, not both, and incentives are aligned so delay harms us, not them.
When Ownership Meets Power: What Calidad v Seiko Epson Reveals About Hidden Limits on Your Rights
A short, clear breakdown of Australasian Memory Pty Ltd v Brien: how a timing error in a creditors’ meeting led the High Court to clarify the breadth of s 447A and why independent oversight protects businesses from similar procedural risks.