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Case Notes: When is a Garden Equipment Salesman a Farmer? And Can an Attorney Act for Different Defendants Against the Same Plaintiff?

Case notes on Commonwealth Bank of Australia v Bird and Ian West Indoor and Outdoor Services Pty Ltd v Australian Posters Pty Ltd which discuss whether a garden equipment salesman is a farmer pursuant to the Farm Debt Mediation Act 1994 (NSW) and whether an attorney can act for a different defendant against the same plaintiff when mediation took place in the first case and confidential information passed to the attorney.