Tim Sargeant: Commercial Litigation and Corporate Insolvency Lawyer Joins Madison Marcus as Partner
Tim Sargeant has joined Madison Marcus as a Partner, bringing more than 20 years of experience in commercial litigation and corporate insolvency to the firm. A highly experienced disputes lawyer, Tim advises businesses, private clients and insolvency practitioners across complex commercial and civil disputes, corporate insolvency matters, finance defaults and enforcement proceedings. His appointment further...
Brad Marland: Experienced Property Lawyer Joins Madison Marcus as Partner
Brad Marland has joined Madison Marcus as a Partner, bringing nearly 25 years of experience across the property sector to the firm’s Real Estate & Development practice. An experienced property...
An Office of AI could help. But only if it becomes a place to talk
Our Chief AI Officer, Mark Monfort, shares his perspective on Australia’s proposed AI framework and what the new Office of AI could mean for businesses, regulators and those deploying AI...
Congratulations to Ee Kee Ng on her Appointment to Partner
Madison Marcus is proud to announce the appointment of Ee Kee Ng to Partner in our Real Estate & Development team, effective 1 July 2026. This appointment recognises Ee Kee’s...
NSW Building Bill 2026: Certifier Conflict of Interest Changes
Introduction The NSW Government is rewriting the law applying to the certification of building work. The government introduced the Building (Approvals and Practitioners) Bill 2026 (“The Bill”) into NSW Parliament...
The Building (Approvals and Practitioners) Bill 2026
Increased Liability for Certifiers in NSW The NSW building certification industry is facing one of its most significant regulatory changes in recent history. The Building (Approvals and Practitioners) Bill 2026...
AML/CTF Reforms Are Coming: Why Businesses Should Treat Compliance as a Commercial Advantage
From 1 July 2026, Australia’s Anti-Money Laundering and Counter-Terrorism Financing regime will expand to cover a broader range of professional services and business activities. For many clients, this may...
Tim Sargeant: Commercial Litigation and Corporate Insolvency Lawyer Joins Madison Marcus as Partner
Tim Sargeant has joined Madison Marcus as a Partner, bringing more than 20 years of experience in commercial litigation and corporate insolvency to the firm. A highly experienced disputes lawyer,...
Brad Marland: Experienced Property Lawyer Joins Madison Marcus as Partner
Brad Marland has joined Madison Marcus as a Partner, bringing nearly 25 years of experience across the property sector to the firm’s Real Estate & Development practice. An experienced property...
An Office of AI could help. But only if it becomes a place to talk
Our Chief AI Officer, Mark Monfort, shares his perspective on Australia’s proposed AI framework and what the new Office of AI could mean for businesses, regulators and those deploying AI...
Congratulations to Ee Kee Ng on her Appointment to Partner
Madison Marcus is proud to announce the appointment of Ee Kee Ng to Partner in our Real Estate & Development team, effective 1 July 2026. This appointment recognises Ee Kee’s...
NSW Building Bill 2026: Certifier Conflict of Interest Changes
Introduction The NSW Government is rewriting the law applying to the certification of building work. The government introduced the Building (Approvals and Practitioners) Bill 2026 (“The Bill”) into NSW Parliament...
The Building (Approvals and Practitioners) Bill 2026
Increased Liability for Certifiers in NSW The NSW building certification industry is facing one of its most significant regulatory changes in recent history. The Building (Approvals and Practitioners) Bill 2026...
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