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Alisha Kennedy
Principal at Talbot Sayer
Alisha Kennedy is a legal professional specializing in corporate insolvency and bankruptcy. She currently serves on the Turnaround Management Association (TMA) Committee in Queensland, Australia.1 With over 16 years of experience in dispute resolution and legal advice2, Alisha has established herself as an expert in her field.
Professional Background
Alisha holds the position of Principal Head of Disputes at Talbot Sayer, a law firm.2 Her expertise extends to:
- Corporate insolvency
- Bankruptcy
- Commercial dispute resolution
Involvement with TMA
Alisha's commitment to her field is evident through her active participation in the Turnaround Management Association:
- She sits on the TMA Committee in Queensland1
- She serves as the Chair of the TMA NextGen Committee in Queensland
These roles demonstrate her leadership within the industry and her dedication to fostering the next generation of turnaround professionals.
Skills and Specializations
Throughout her career, Alisha has developed a strong skill set in:
- Dispute resolution
- Legal advice
- Corporate insolvency
- Bankruptcy proceedings
Her expertise in these areas has likely contributed to her prominent position within the TMA and her professional success at Talbot Sayer.
Alisha Kennedy's LinkedIn profile (username: alisha-kennedy-90744562) would likely provide more detailed information about her professional background, accomplishments, and current roles within the legal and turnaround management fields.1
Highlights
In the matter of The Agency Group Australia Limited v H.A.S. Real Estate Pty Ltd [2023] FCA 482, a real estate company known as “The Agency” sought to pursue a company trading as “The North Agency” for trade mark infringement, claiming that the North Agency was deceptively similar to the Agency.
Ultimately, the Federal Court found that the North Agency’s name and logo was not deceptively similar to the Agency’s registered composite mark, noting that “it would give an unwarranted monopoly to The Agency Group if rival businesses were unable to use the definite article “The” and the word “Agency” in their business names". The Agency Group’s application was dismissed, and it was ordered to pay the North Agency’s costs on an indemnity basis. This decision was upheld by the Full Federal Court on appeal.
Talbot Sayer was pleased to act for the successful parties, H.A.S. Real Estate Pty Ltd (The North Agency) and its directors. Talbot Sayer instructed Justine Beaumont SC and Jesmini Ambikapathy in this matter.
The full article can be viewed by clicking on the link below.
Giuseppe Russo Pravneel Chaudhary Jeanette Hodgson Sanpreet Rai Elizabeth Dowrie Robert C. Scott M.
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