Eden acts for banks, insolvency practitioners, private equity funds, public and private companies and government authorities across complex commercial disputes, insolvency litigation and arbitration proceedings.

Biography

Eden acts for Australian and international banks and other lenders, private equity funds, leading insolvency practitioners, public and private companies, directors and officers, and government departments and authorities.

Eden advises and appears in complex commercial disputes drawing on expertise across insolvency and restructuring, banking and finance, construction, revenue and administrative law, white-collar crime, civil penalty proceedings, property disputes, insurance and international arbitration. He appears as solicitor-advocate in the Federal Court, State Supreme Courts and other courts and tribunals, and as counsel in arbitration proceedings.

Eden has practised in disputes for more than 15 years. His work spans high-stakes insolvency litigation including the Nuheara administration, in which he assisted the lead partner acting for KPMG as administrator of the ASX-listed hearable technology company through a complex administration, Full Federal Court proceedings and High Court special leave application by the opposing party. His breadth of practice means he operates across multiple jurisdictions and disciplines within a single matter.

Eden’s practice is distinguished by genuine cross-disciplinary depth. His background in revenue law, white-collar crime, construction and arbitration allows him to provide integrated advice on matters that cut across practice area boundaries, which is particularly valuable in complex insolvency and banking disputes where regulatory, tax and commercial issues intersect.

Credentials

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Eden's experience

KPMG — Nuheara Limited administration

Assisted the lead partner acting for KPMG in their role as administrators of Nuheara Limited, an ASX-listed hearable technology company. The engagement involved negotiations with an investor syndicate and secured creditor Realtek Semiconductor Corporation, preparation of transaction documents for a business sale, and representation in multiple Federal Court applications. In November 2025, the firm successfully represented KPMG in the Full Court of the Federal Court. Realtek subsequently sought special leave to appeal to the High Court of Australia.