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Jonathon Redwood SC

Bar Roll: 2006 Silk: 2020
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Banco Chambers (Sydney)

Jonathon is a Silk based at Banco Chambers, Sydney. He has a broad national practice encompassing advice and appearance work in high value commercial disputes and class actions, international arbitration, public laws, appeals, regulatory matters and commissions of inquiry, including in matters regularly before the Supreme Court of Victoria and the Federal Court in Melbourne.

Jonathon also has substantial experience in international arbitration and private international law. He has acted as arbitrator (appointed under the ACICA Rules) and was recently appointed as panel arbitrator of NBN Co. He is Vice-President of ACICA.

Prior to coming to the Bar, Jonathon was a Senior Fellow at the University of Melbourne Law School teaching comparative corporate governance and securities regulation. Before this, Jonathon was a Senior Associate in the Financial Institutions Group at Sullivan & Cromwell LLP in New York from 1999 to 2005.

Jonathon was a reporter for the Commonwealth Law Reports from 2006-2016.

Areas of Practice

ArbitrationArbitration Mediation & AdrArbitratorsBanking, Finance & InsolvencyClass ActionsConflict of LawsCorporate & CommercialInsuranceInternational ArbitrationMining and ResourcesProfessional NegligencePublic LawTrade Practices/Consumer Protection

Cases

Publications

  • Jonathon Redwood – “Arbitration and the Constitution” (12 September 2012, AACL, with Justin Gleeson)
  • Jonathon Redwood – “The Constitution and the Environment – The Local Government Perspective” (31 October 2011, AACL)
  • Jonathon Redwood – “Limitations of U.S. Securities Litigation Against Australian Companies by Australian Plaintiffs” (Corporate Law Bulletin, December 2008)
  • Jonathon Redwood – “The Kable Principle: After Forge and Gypsy Jokers” (31 March 2008, Centre for Comparative Constitutional Studies, AACL)
  • Jonathon Redwood – “Class Actions in Australia: Key Requirements and Emerging Trends” (IBA Newsletter, Sep 2007)
  • Jonathon Redwood – “Delaware’s Court Criticizes Sloppy Sale Process in Private Equity Auction” (Corporate Law Bulletin, June 2007)
  • Jonathon Redwood – “Delaware’s Highest Court Rejects Extension of Directors’ Fiduciary Duty to Creditors” (Corporate Law Bulletin, May 2007)
  • Jonathon Redwood – “Defences to Torts” (Laws of Australia, Author)
  • Jonathon Redwood – “Corporate Greenmail” (1997) 9 Corp. & Bus. Law Jnl 139
  • Jonathon Redwood – “The Interface Between Public & Private Law” (1998) 7 Tort Law Rev. 30

QUALIFICATIONS

BCom, LLB (Hons), BCL (Oxon) (Dist), LLM (Harv)

MEMBERSHIPS & ASSOCIATIONS

Fellow and Vice-President, Australian Centre for International Commercial Arbitration (ACICA);
Brandon Fellow, Lauterpacht Centre for International Law (University of Cambridge);
Member, Australian Association for Constitutional Law;
Member, American Society for International law;
Member, Australian Bar Association, International Committee and Class Action Committee.

Jonathon Redwood SC

Bar Roll: 2006 Silk: 2020
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Profile

61 2 9376 0658 61 411 963 165
Banco Chambers (Sydney)

Jonathon is a Silk based at Banco Chambers, Sydney. He has a broad national practice encompassing advice and appearance work in high value commercial disputes and class actions, international arbitration, public laws, appeals, regulatory matters and commissions of inquiry, including in matters regularly before the Supreme Court of Victoria and the Federal Court in Melbourne.

Jonathon also has substantial experience in international arbitration and private international law. He has acted as arbitrator (appointed under the ACICA Rules) and was recently appointed as panel arbitrator of NBN Co. He is Vice-President of ACICA.

Prior to coming to the Bar, Jonathon was a Senior Fellow at the University of Melbourne Law School teaching comparative corporate governance and securities regulation. Before this, Jonathon was a Senior Associate in the Financial Institutions Group at Sullivan & Cromwell LLP in New York from 1999 to 2005.

Jonathon was a reporter for the Commonwealth Law Reports from 2006-2016.

Areas of Practice

ArbitrationArbitration Mediation & AdrArbitratorsBanking, Finance & InsolvencyClass ActionsConflict of LawsCorporate & CommercialInsuranceInternational ArbitrationMining and ResourcesProfessional NegligencePublic LawTrade Practices/Consumer Protection

Cases

Publication

  • Jonathon Redwood – “Arbitration and the Constitution” (12 September 2012, AACL, with Justin Gleeson)
  • Jonathon Redwood – “The Constitution and the Environment – The Local Government Perspective” (31 October 2011, AACL)
  • Jonathon Redwood – “Limitations of U.S. Securities Litigation Against Australian Companies by Australian Plaintiffs” (Corporate Law Bulletin, December 2008)
  • Jonathon Redwood – “The Kable Principle: After Forge and Gypsy Jokers” (31 March 2008, Centre for Comparative Constitutional Studies, AACL)
  • Jonathon Redwood – “Class Actions in Australia: Key Requirements and Emerging Trends” (IBA Newsletter, Sep 2007)
  • Jonathon Redwood – “Delaware’s Court Criticizes Sloppy Sale Process in Private Equity Auction” (Corporate Law Bulletin, June 2007)
  • Jonathon Redwood – “Delaware’s Highest Court Rejects Extension of Directors’ Fiduciary Duty to Creditors” (Corporate Law Bulletin, May 2007)
  • Jonathon Redwood – “Defences to Torts” (Laws of Australia, Author)
  • Jonathon Redwood – “Corporate Greenmail” (1997) 9 Corp. & Bus. Law Jnl 139
  • Jonathon Redwood – “The Interface Between Public & Private Law” (1998) 7 Tort Law Rev. 30

Qualifications & Memberships

QUALIFICATIONS

BCom, LLB (Hons), BCL (Oxon) (Dist), LLM (Harv)

MEMBERSHIPS & ASSOCIATIONS

Fellow and Vice-President, Australian Centre for International Commercial Arbitration (ACICA);
Brandon Fellow, Lauterpacht Centre for International Law (University of Cambridge);
Member, Australian Association for Constitutional Law;
Member, American Society for International law;
Member, Australian Bar Association, International Committee and Class Action Committee.