Learn why every company with multiple shareholders needs a Shareholders’ Agreement to prevent disputes and protect everyone’s interests.
The recent High Court decision in Kramer v Stone [2024] HCA 48 confirmed the position accepted by the Courts in Australia on proprietary estoppel and clarified some of its key elements.
You may be about to run out of time, or indeed have run out of time, to respond to an Adverse Report on your Trade Mark application. But that does not mean you should abandon it because you can take steps to seek an extension of time to address the issues identified in the Adverse Report, to protect and preserve your exclusive rights to your proposed Trade Mark for your unique business or brand.
The Supreme Court of Victoria Oppression Proceeding Program aims to provide an efficient and cost-effective resolution for shareholder disputes.
Navigate your way through a dispute between co–owners of a business as shareholders or unitholders.
We acknowledge members of the Kulin Nation as the Traditional Custodians of the land on which we work and live, and we pay our respects to their Elders past and present.
