Emily Tranter

Clayton Utz
Partner Brisbane
Overview

Emily is a highly regarded litigator known for her collaboration, responsiveness and commercial approach.

Emily is an experienced litigator focused on working collaboratively with her clients to successfully navigate all forms of disputes – large-scale litigation, ASIC regulatory investigations and prosecutions, greenwashing claims, arbitrations and other complex commercial disputes.

Notable Work
  • Greenwashing risks and regulatory actions: advising in response to ASIC greenwashing enquiries and regulatory compliance issues.
  • Major gas producer: acting in complex, multi-party litigations involving joint venture operations.
  • Port owner: acting in commercial arbitrations involving terminal operations.
  • Commonwealth Department: acting in various complex and high-profile procurement contractual disputes resolved through commercial negotiation, mediation and arbitrations.
  • Major Australian bank: provided counsel to develop and implement a customer review program for retail hardship remediation in response to ASIC investigation.
  • NASDAQ-listed casino operator: acted in a statutory Inquiry under the Casino Control Act (NSW).
  • Private equity firm: advised throughout the Victorian and Western Australian Royal Commissions into Crown Resorts and casino license holders.
  • Major Australian bank: acted in an ASIC prosecution concerning alleged manipulation in the BBSW financial market.
  • Queensland State: acting in various personal injuries claims involving allegations of historical abuse.
  • Financial services: acted for various clients in ASIC regulatory investigations, including those related to best interest duties, fee for no services, and interest-only loans.
Insights
Mandatory climate-related financial reporting to commence in 2025
17 Sep 2024 | Article
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Navigating Australia's Sustainable Finance Roadmap
6 Aug 2024 | Article
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Landmark European Court of Human Rights ruling that climate inaction violates human rights: what happens now
17 Apr 2024 | Article
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NZ Supreme Court opens door to climate litigation against corporates. What does it mean for Australia?
16 Feb 2024 | Article
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State of Play: Navigating climate: Regulator insights and trendspotting
4 Dec 2023 | Article
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Litigation 101: Provenance of company records: litigation record-keeping reminder
18 Aug 2023 | Article
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ASIC keeps up the pace with its third greenwashing proceeding against Active Super
15 Aug 2023 | Article
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ACCC publishes new greenwashing guidance, seeks submissions
27 Jul 2023 | Article
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Peeking behind the screen: ASIC's second greenwashing proceeding should prompt action by financial product issuers
25 Jul 2023 | Article
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Media: International Perspectives on Greenwashing: Australia and the UK
1 May 2023 | Audio
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Litigation 101: Arbitrations
8 Mar 2023 | Article
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Top six greenwashing red flags to pay attention to in 2023
2 Mar 2023 | Article
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Media Release: Clayton Utz announces 1 January 2023 partner promotions
9 Dec 2022 | Media Release
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Climate change effects violate Torres Strait Islanders’ rights, according to UN Human Rights Committee
7 Oct 2022 | Article
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ASIC looking ahead – greenwashing, climate-risk disclosures, crypto, scams and more
1 Sep 2022 | Article
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Litigation 101: The implied undertaking and how to manage your obligations
7 Jul 2022 | Article
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Media Release: Clayton Utz congratulates Blackstone on successful implementation of Crown Resorts scheme
24 Jun 2022 | Media Release
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From culture to compliance: Regulators confirm focus on “greenwashing” and assessment of climate change risks
22 Jun 2022 | Article
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State of Play: The rise of climate litigation in Australia
14 Jun 2022 | Article
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ASIC's new immunity policy for market misconduct offences benefits individuals
24 Feb 2021 | Article
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A hollow victory for the press: Smethurst v Commissioner of Police
14 May 2020 | Article
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