Greg Shaw

Greg Shaw, a Senior Lawyer, has a distinguished career spanning over two decades. Admitted to the Supreme Court of Queensland in 2002, after completing two years of articled clerkship, and further to the High Court of Australia in 2005, Greg's academic credentials include a Bachelor of Laws with Honours and a Master of Laws in Litigation from the University of Queensland. His legal expertise encompasses a diverse range of practice areas. He is adept in handling wills and powers of attorney, offering guidance, document preparation, and litigating disputes involving family members and attorneys. Greg is well-versed in deceased estates, managing probate, administration, and estate litigation, representing executors, administrators, beneficiaries, and challengers to wills. In the realm of property law, he manages residential and commercial transactions, leasing, licensing, and resolves disputes, including boundary issues. His proficiency extends to employment and contractor law, where he drafts agreements for employment, consultancy, and contracts, with a focus on the medical and allied health sectors. Greg is also skilled in dealing with employment disputes, representing various parties in unfair dismissal cases, protection matters, bullying claims, and restraint disputes. Greg's commercial law practice involves advising on business structuring, and transactions involving the purchase and sale of businesses, companies, and trusts, as well as related litigation. His insolvency work includes acting for trustees, liquidators, administrators, directors, shareholders, and creditors. Additionally, he is experienced in company and partnership disputes, representing directors, shareholders, partners, and creditors in complex situations. Beyond his legal work, Greg is an active community contributor, especially with the Western Districts Rugby Football Union, known as the Wests Bulldogs. Over more than a decade, he has held roles as a board member, director, committee member, secretary, junior coach, and manager, offering his legal expertise pro bono to support the club.