Description
Attend and earn 0.5 CPD hour
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Chair
Murray Tingey, Barrister
Learning Objectives:
- Understand the role of equitable liens in insolvency contexts
- Examine the rights of purchasers and creditors over goods subject to equitable liens
Equitable Liens Over Goods: The Current State of Play
- Explore the evolving landscape of equitable liens and gain an insightful session on purchasers' equitable liens over goods
- Focus on their impact in insolvency situations, the balance of rights between creditors and purchasers, and practical implications for securing goods.
Presented by Liz Gellert, Partner, Lowndes Jordan
Presenters
Liz Gellert, Partner, Lowndes Jordan
Liz is a Partner at Lowndes Jordan focusing on commercial litigation and insolvency. She has acted for corporates, insurance companies, banks, and finance companies, and insolvency practitioners. In addition to having extensive experience delivering contentious and strategic legal advice, Liz worked in-house at ASB Bank for nearly four years leading the Disputes and Regulatory Change legal team and later as Acting General Manager of the Legal Services team. She has hands-on practical knowledge of providing legal advice to both in private practice and a corporate environment.
Murray Tingey, Barrister
Murray is a commercial litigator and insolvency specialist with extensive knowledge and experience on all matters related to insolvency and debt recovery. He regularly acts for liquidators, receivers, directors and debtors. Murray regularly speaks at specialist conferences and is a contributing author of Heath and Whale on Insolvency. Murray has been recently been named as New Zealand lawyer of the year in insolvency and restructuring law in the Best Lawyers Guide 2021. He has also been named as a Leading Insolvency & Restructuring Barrister – New Zealand, 2020 by Doyles Guide and has been rated in the top tier of insolvency litigators in all the other major directories. Murray was at Bell Gully for over 20 years and was head of its litigation and insolvency departments. Earlier in his career, Murray spent three years with Clifford Chance in London, where he specialised in banking and insolvency litigation.
