Director and Shareholder Disputes: What 12 Years of Commercial Litigation Reveals Boss Lawyers has spent the last twelve years acting in commercial disputes across Queensland
When a Company Is “Technically Insolvent” but Still Trading — What Directors Get Wrong Many directors assume insolvency only happens when the bank account hits
The First 30 Days of a Commercial Dispute: What Actually Wins (and Loses) Cases In commercial litigation, the first 30 days matter more than most
Director disputes don’t usually start with a bang. They start with silence, small decisions, and unresolved resentment — and then they escalate fast. The start
Executor Commission Disputes: When Executors Take Too Much (and What Beneficiaries Can Do) Executor commission disputes are increasingly common in Queensland. While executors may be
Commercial Litigation in 2026: Observations, Risks and What Business Owners Should Prepare For Summary: As 2026 approaches, Australian commercial litigation is increasingly shaped by director
Denied Access to Company Books and Records? What Directors Can Do When They’re Locked Out of Financials Summary: If you are a director who has
Director disputes are increasing across Australian companies as financial pressure, governance failures and related-party transactions create tension between founders. This article explains the key warning signs and what directors can do to protect themselves before matters escalate into litigation.
Oppression Proceedings: A Practical Guide for Minority Shareholders Shareholder oppression is one of the most powerful tools available to minority shareholders facing unfair, prejudicial or
Insolvency Risk in 2025: Warning Signs for Business Owners As we move through 2025, financial pressure on Australian businesses continues to rise. Higher interest rates,
Boss Lawyers: 12 Years of High-Stakes Commercial Litigation in Brisbane On 4 February 2014, Boss Lawyers opened its doors in Brisbane with a clear mission:
Lessons from a High-Profile Not-for-Profit Governance Dispute: Board Control, Asset Recovery and Employment Fallout By Mark Harley, Principal – Boss Lawyers Not-for-profit organisations (“NFPs”) occupy
