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Camilla Radenti

Senior Associate

CONTACT
EXPERTISE
  • Competition Law
  • Advising Foundations, Charities and NFP’s
  • Corporate & Business Litigation
  • Civil Litigation & Trusts Disputes
  • Agribusiness, Aquaculture & Farming Litigation
  • Contested Wills & Estate Litigation
  • Property & Leasing Disputes
  • Professional Negligence
  • Trade Practices & Australian Consumer Law
  • Regulatory Investigations
  • Franchising Disputes

EXPERIENCE

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Camilla practises in commercial litigation, dealing with complex, high-level matters that have been the subject of court hearings or alternative dispute resolution in Western Australia’s major courts including the Supreme Court, the Federal Court and the District Court.

Her areas of specialisation include succession disputes, corporations actions, business litigation, trust disputes, property law, real estate matters, consumer litigation and competition law.

Camilla is experienced in negotiations, mediations and all forms of alternative dispute resolution.

Camilla strives to provide each client with clear and practical advice, with a solutions-based focus, that is in the best interests of the client and minimises the risk of litigation where possible.

Camilla has presented a number of seminars and training programs to corporations and institutes.

Camilla is based in our West Perth office.

  • Successful application for interlocutory injunctive relief for a plaintiff to restrain the defendants from removing him from farming land to which he claims he is entitled to by reason of the existence of a proprietary estoppel in his favour.
  • Acting for a clients in complex succession disputes litigated in the Supreme Court, including complex and hard-fought interlocutory proceedings, and assisting in the negotiation of advantageous settlements for the clients in respect to farms worth over $20 million.
  • Appearing as junior counsel in a District Court trial in relation to a dispute over a commercial real estate sale.
  • Acting for parties in applications made pursuant to the Family Provision Act 1972 (WA).
  • Acting for a trustee company in a successful application under section 92 of the Trustees Act 1962 (WA) seeking a direction from the Court to vary the trust to include a corporate beneficiary where the relevant trust deed did not include a power to amend the trust deed (see WHEATLAND HOLDINGS PTY LTD AS TRUSTEE FOR THE RODNEY MANUEL FAMILY TRUST [2022] WASC 211).
  • Acting as junior counsel for an aboriginal corporation in a successful application to set aside a statutory demand that was not responded to within the 21-day period (see SIMATIS v WALGENUP ABORIGINAL CORPORATION [2023] FCA 357) and in a successful application for the costs of those proceedings (see SIMATIS v WALGENUP ABORIGINAL CORPORATION (NO 2) [2023] FCA 607).