We act in complex disputes involving shareholders, directors, and companies; handling matters such as shareholder oppression, breaches of directors’ duties, and derivative actions in both State and Federal courts.
Disputes between shareholders, directors, and companies can quickly become disruptive and costly. At Darby Jones Lawyers, we have significant experience advising on complex corporate disputes; from closely held private companies to large-scale entities operating across multiple jurisdictions.
We assist clients in navigating both statutory and common law remedies, including claims under the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth), allegations of shareholder oppression, breaches of directors’ duties, and disputes over dividends, control, or governance.
Our team regularly represents clients in the Supreme Court of New South Wales and the Federal Court of Australia, acting with discretion and strategic foresight.
Our corporate dispute services include:
- Shareholder oppression and minority shareholder claims
- Director and officer liability disputes
- Derivative actions on behalf of companies
- Share sale agreement disputes
- Deadlocks in management or control
- Removal of directors and governance issues
We work with company officers, in-house counsel, external advisors, and litigation funders to resolve complex corporate disputes with minimal impact to business continuity.