A Primer on Shareholder Disputes: Oppression to Winding Up
Format: Livestreamed and In-person (Hobart)
Recorded: With the presenters' consent
12-2pm Thursday 26 February 2026
Session outline
Owning something with someone else can be tricky. When a client approaches you for advice about property they own with someone else, a myriad of legal issues (plus emotions) can come to the surface. Please join James for an in-depth discussion about how to manage these disputes for your clients. He will cover:
- Corporate oppression
- Derivative actions
- Just and equitable winding up
Key takeaways
- Co-ownership disputes trigger complex legal dynamics.
- Use targeted remedies to resolve conflicts.
- Guide clients through equitable, strategic outcomes.
About the presenter
James d’Apice is the founder and principal lawyer of Gravamen. He was admitted in 2008. James’ specialty is resolving disputes between co-owners; people who own assets with other people, and people who own assets controlled or managed by other people.
Practising in this area has seen James develop an expertise in the law relating to shareholder disputes, partnership disputes, and disputes between trustees and beneficiaries. James is nationally renowned as a specialist in some subsets of these areas, such as corporate oppression, derivative actions, and the just and equitable winding up of companies.
James is the creator, founder and presenter of ‘Coffee and a Case Note’, a successful and influential series of online videos and podcast episodes that sees James summarise up-to-the-minute cases in his specialty area and present them to camera over a cup of coffee.
Location
in-person (at the Society, 28 Murray Street) and livestreamed.
28 Murray Street, Hobart Tas 7000
Contact Details
Venue Access: Please note that as the Society's building at 28 Murray Street, Hobart was built in 1876 there is no lift or disability access to the downstairs training area. The Society's building at 56 Charles Street, Launceston was built in 1860 and there is no lift or disability access to the upstairs rooms.
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12-2pm Thursday 26 February 2026
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