Disputes

Contractual disputes arise when parties disagree about their rights, obligations, or performance under an agreement. Understanding how a contract operates in practice can help clarify positions and support informed resolution of disputes.

Professional negligence arises where a professional’s advice, skill, or conduct falls below the standard reasonably expected in their field and results in loss or disadvantage.

Shareholder disputes involve disagreements between shareholders, or between shareholders and company directors, about company management or the exercise of shareholder rights. These disputes can affect a company’s operations, value, and relationships.

Commercial litigation and disputes often arise when business disagreements cannot be resolved through negotiation or informal means. A formal legal process can provide structure, clarity, and a path toward resolution.

Business partnership disputes arise when partners disagree about how a business is managed, how responsibilities are shared, or how financial interests are handled. These disputes can affect operations, relationships, and the ongoing viability of the business.