by Wright Hassall
July 24, 2014
Commercial Litigation and Dispute Resolution
Well drafted contracts usually contain a clause setting out how the parties should deal with disputes. These can be complex clauses requiring several hoops to be jumped through before anyone can issue a claim at court. They are intended to allow the parties to deal with the dispute well before heavy legal costs are incurred. […]
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by Stephen Downie
August 7, 2013
Law
Commercial disputes are an unfortunate reality of company life, made all the more challenging when faced with the unenviable situation of company deadlock. In a deadlock scenario, parties of equal standing in a company (i.e. 50:50 director shareholders) are essentially unable to make any decision on behalf of the company as neither party has the […]
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