Vincent Berry

He regularly advises insolvency practitioners, whether in their capacity as liquidators, receivers, voluntary administrators or trustees in bankruptcy. Recently, he acted in a liquidation of a company that had an annual turnover exceeding $50 million prior to being wound up.

Vincent prides himself on finding innovative solutions to protect his clients’ interests. He has had extensive success in defending claims brought by liquidators, the ATO, banks and other creditors.

He chose to join Sajen in 2017 because of its commitment to providing the highest quality service to its clients, consistently and without compromise.

Having lived on the Sunshine Coast for most of his life, Vincent has strong ties to the local community.

Qualifications:

Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice;
Bachelor of Laws;
Bachelor of Commence (Accounting & Finance).

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POSTS by Vincent Berry

Stop Chasing, Start Collecting: How a Statutory Demand Forces Payment

Stop Chasing, Start Collecting: How a Statutory Demand Forces Payment Every trade and construction business has dealt with the client or contractor who simply won’t pay. You’ve done the work, sent the invoice, followed up more than once, and still nothing. Chasing debts through the courts can take months, or years, and cost more than continue reading

But I Didn’t Sign Anything?

Writing Requirements for Contracts for the Sale of Land and the Electronic Transactions Act Section 59 of the Property Law Act 1974 (Qld) (“Property Law Act”) stipulates that a contract for the sale or other disposition of an interest in land must be in writing and signed to be enforceable. Other Australian jurisdictions have similar continue reading

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Stop Chasing, Start Collecting: How a Statutory Demand Forces Payment

But I Didn’t Sign Anything?

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