(November 2010) Interlocutory Injunctions and Other Urgent Remedies in the Equity Division for Employment Lawyers / Trade Practices in Employment - Paper Only (EM73)
(November 2010) Interlocutory Injunctions and Other Urgent Remedies in the Equity Division for Employment Lawyers / Trade Practices in Employment - Paper Only (EM73)

Member: $ 27.50      Non-Member: $ 33.00

Level: Essential   CLE Units:

Speakers:
Graeme L Turner, Barrister, 12th Floor Wentworth Selborne Chambers
Yaseen Shariff, Barrister, 12th Floor Wentworth Selborne Chambers

Aims

Graeme L Turner discusses the process of obtaining urgent interlocutory injunctions and other urgent remedies in the Equity Division. The paper focuses on urgent and difficult problems arising in the employment law field where interlocutory relief is essential. The paper also considers asset freezing orders and Anton Piller orders, as well as short service of applications and practice and procedure.

The high profile suit involving Fraser-Kirk and David Jones has highlighted the potential for complainants to rely upon the Trade Practices Act to litigate against not only their former (or current) employers, but also the directors and officers of those employers. In this seminar, Yaseen Shariff discusses both the conceptual and practical aspects of this emerging area of employment law.

Chair:
Aaron Allegretto
Lawyer at Lander & Rodgers Lawyers
Chair of the Young Lawyers Employment & Industrial Law .

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