Matthew Broderick
Matthew specialises in insolvency and reconstruction, commercial litigation & dispute resolution, taxation recoveries, securities enforcement and Personal Property Securities Act 2009 (Cth) matters.
He is recognised in Doyle’s Guide for 2015 and 2016 – Leading Queensland Insolvency Lawyers and Leading Queensland Litigation & Dispute Resolution Lawyers. He is an editor of the Company and Securities Law Journal, author of Part 5.7B ‘Recovery Provisions’ in Robson’s Annotated Corporations Legislation, a member of the ASIC Liaison Committee for Insolvency and a member of the Insolvency and Reconstruction Law Committee of the Law Council of Australia. Matthew has been named in Best Lawyers™ Australia for Alternative Dispute Resolution, Insolvency and Reorganisation Law and Litigation.
Experience
Matthew’s experience includes advising:
- Liquidators in relation to an uncommercial transaction claim involving the avoidance of transfers to related entities;
- Major Australian Bank in recovery proceedings, including obtaining a property preservation order and Mareva order to facilitate the return of property;
- Court appointed receivers in relation to a failed property scheme, and associated recovery actions;
- New Zealand Medical Supplier in a recovery action in Australia, involving cross-border insolvency issues; and
- Australian Taxation Office in setting aside a Deed of Company Arrangement, which would have deprived the Commissioner of Taxation of significant revenue.