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20 2月 2015
Insight
Australia
Before You Tie the Knot, edited by partner Tony Damian and consultant Emeritus Professor J W Carter, is a leading book on the law and practice of joint ventures and related issues.
Before You Tie the Knot features contributions from more than 20 experienced practitioners and consultants from Herbert Smith Freehills.
The book covers a range of areas relating to joint ventures including contract law, company law, intellectual property, competition law, dispute resolution, employment law, financing and taxation. It also contains sector-specific insights in relation to resources joint ventures and private equity joint ventures, as well as a chapter on English law joint ventures.
About the authors
Tony Damian
Tony is widely regarded as one of Australia's leading M&A lawyers. Tony has a track record of helping clients achieve their goals in the most complex and significant transactions. For over 25 years, Tony has assisted clients by providing strategic and practical advice.
Emeritus Professor J W Carter
Specialising in Contract, transaction-based Commercial Law and Restitution, John has written extensively in all these areas. His PhD was published as Breach of Contract in 1984. Three further editions of that work have been published. The title of the current edition (published in 2018) is Carter’s Breach of Contract.
How to purchase a copy
Cost: $100 (inc. GST) plus $15.95 postage (Australia).
Copies of the book can be purchased here:
Contact
For any questions in relation to purchasing the book, please contact Laura Elliott or Amanda Puskaric.
Legal Notice
The contents of this publication are for reference purposes only and may not be current as at the date of accessing this publication. They do not constitute legal advice and should not be relied upon as such. Specific legal advice about your specific circumstances should always be sought separately before taking any action based on this publication.
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