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Nicholas Olson examined proprietary estoppel claims arising from promises about the future ownership of family assets. The session explored how to identify, plead and prove these claims, including establishing promises, reliance and detriment, and considered their interaction with family provision proceedings and complex asset structures.
NICHOLAS OLSON
BARRISTER I BURLEY GRIFFIN CHAMBERS
Nicholas Olson is a barrister at Ground Floor Wentworth Chambers in Sydney and Burley Griffin Chambers in Canberra. Called to the Bar in 2017, he practises principally in equity, commercial law, insurance, professional liability and disciplinary matters. He regularly appears in trials and appeals throughout Australia, with particular experience in trusts, property and estate disputes. Nicholas appeared for the proprietary estoppel claimant in Wright v Kennedy [2026] NSWSC 834. Before coming to the Bar, he worked as a solicitor and in-house counsel.
DETAILS
- This is an on-demand webinar you can watch at anytime - a link and password will be sent to you when you register
- Cost: Members $50, Non-member $70
- CPD: Members will earn 1 CPD points in core area 4
- This event was recorded as part of the Wills and Estates Conference 13 October 2026
- This event was recorded as part of the Wills and Estates Conference 13 October 2026
- This recording will expire on 31 December 2026
Registration
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| Non-member | $70.00(GST incl.) | Register |
