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Recorded Webinar: Minority Shareholder Oppression Claims in the Wake of Slea v Connective Services

Following protracted legal proceedings and what the court described as a decade-long campaign to eliminate a minority shareholder, the court handed down the latest decision in Slea Pty Ltd v Conenctive Services Pty Ltd.  The decision, which has been described as epic in terms of i

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About the Webinar

Following protracted legal proceedings and what the court described as a decade-long campaign to eliminate a minority shareholder, the court handed down the latest decision in Slea Pty Ltd v Conenctive Services Pty Ltd.  The decision, which has been described as epic in terms of its scale and its findings, is set to significantly impact how minority shareholder oppression claims are dealt with by courts across Australia. To help breakdown this decision and other important decisions of late, this session explores:

  • The Slea decision and the key takeaways for practitioners
  • How minority shareholder oppression claims should be run in light of recent decisions and the scope of relief the court can order under s233
  • When, and under what principles, the oppressed party can buy out the shares of the majority
  • What lies ahead in the world of shareholder oppression claims and cases to look out for in the near future

Presented By

Justin Vaatstra
Partner, Arnold Bloch Leibler Melbourne, Vic

Justin Vaatstra is a creative and commercially focused disputes lawyer. He is a partner of Arnold Bloch Leibler’s litigation and insolvency practices.

His practice has an emphasis on corporate insolvency, complex and difficult commercial disputes, shareholder litigation and intellectual property disputes.

Justin holds a Master of Laws from The University of Melbourne in the areas of intellectual property and commercial law. He was also a contributing author to World Insolvency Systems: A Comparative Study, published by Thomson Reuters and frequently presents on commercial and restructuring law issues.

Justin is recognised for his expertise in 'bet-the-company' litigation, dispute resolution and restructuring & insolvency by Best Lawyers® International and the Legal 500 Asia Pacific. He is also ranked by Doyle’s Guide for his expertise in insolvency & restructuring and commercial litigation & dispute resolution. He is described by clients as a “very dedicated advocate” who “builds great working relationships”.

Who Should Attend?

This webinar is suitable for lawyers practising in commercial law – Australia wide. This webinar is for practitioners with some knowledge in this area and looking to improve their knowledge.

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Enquiries/Assistance

If you need assistance or have an enquiry, please do not hesitate to contact our Webinar Coordinator, Lisa Tran on (03) 8601 7709 or email: [email protected]

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