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Supreme Court of New South Wales
Justice Ashley Black
The Honourable Justice Ashley Black was sworn-in as a Judge of the Supreme Court of New South Wales on 4 July 2011. His Honour holds a Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Laws with first class honours, and Master of Laws from the University of Sydney, where he was awarded the Law Graduates Association Medal. Prior to his Honour's appointment to the Supreme Court he was partner of Mallesons since 1995, specialising in commercial litigation.
Contact chambers
| Associate | Phone | |
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| Margaret Smith | Associate to Justice Black | (02) 9230 8784 |
Appointments
Legal, cultural, or benevolent organisations
Fellow, Australian Academy of Law |
Recent conferences
21-25 May |
INSOL Judicial Colloquium and Insolvency Conference (San Diego) |
3–4 August |
Law Council of Australia Corporations Law Workshop (Sydney) |
30–31 August |
Supreme Court Conference (Newcastle) |
5–7 September |
Banking and Financial Services Law Association Conference (Gold Coast) |
Recent speaking engagements
29 February |
Supreme Court of New South Wales/University of New South Wales/University of Sydney – Discussion – ‘Some Comments as to Byers v Saudi National Bank’ |
22 May |
INSOL/UNCITRAL/World Bank Multinational Judicial Colloquium on Insolvency – ‘Micro and small enterprises and small and medium enterprises’ |
23 July |
‘Comments on Professor Varzaty’s Paper – Issues in enforcement’ Monash University |
7 September |
‘Convergences and Divergences in Australian and New Zealand Law’, Banking and Financial Services Law Association Conference |
20 September |
‘Fiduciary Duties in the Commercial sector’, Commercial Law Association/University of New South Wales seminar |
24 September |
‘Some issues in enforcement of directors’ duties’, Presentation in Monash University course |
9 October |
‘Comments on Professor Watson’s Presentation: The Significant Origins of the Modern Company’, University of Sydney |
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Taught courses in financial services regulation, University of Sydney, University of New South Wales and Monash University |
Publications
Joint author (with R P Austin), Austin & Black’s Annotations to the Corporations Act (ongoing updates)
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