Kayla has been practicing passionately as a lawyer in the Corporate and Commercial field since her admission in 2015, as well as touching on a range of other practice areas including Property Law and Leasing, Wills and Estates.
Kayla is a graduate of the University of Wollongong and eventually left behind the rolling beaches to attend the Australian National University, where she completed a Master’s Degree in Legal Practice. One Master’s Degree wasn’t enough for Kayla, who is always seeking to extend her knowledge of her field and chosen vocation. Kayla finished her second Master’s Degree in Applied Law in 2022, majoring in Business Law and Transactions.
When Kayla isn’t diligently applying herself to the delivery of top tier legal advice to her clients, she can be found at fine dining establishments, judiciously pairing her favourite Southern Highlands Pinot Noir with a selection of aged soft cheeses and accoutrements.
24.04.2024
Under sections 90-15 and 90–20 of Schedule 2 of the Insolvency Practice Schedule (Corporations) (Practice Schedule) of the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth) (the Act), a liquidator may apply to the court ....
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The inability to pay debts can be both financially and emotionally draining for business directors. In the December 2014 quarter alone, 1,122 individuals were deemed bankrupt as a result of their pr....
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A Case Analysis of Official Trustee in Bankruptcy v Kent (No 2) [2023] FCA 1396 In Official Trustee in Bankruptcy v Kent [2023] FCA 1211 (“Principal Case"), the Court found that a bankrupt’s r....
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