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White-collar crime. Company and commercial law. Liquidations and business rescue. Constitutional litigation. Extradition.
June Stacey Marks personally leads the advocacy and litigation at June Stacey Marks Attorneys. We act in disputes that threaten company control, substantial investments, business continuity, reputation and personal liberty.
A contested shareholder exit. Suspected corporate fraud. A liquidation application. A disputed rescue plan. An exercise of public power under challenge. An extradition request. Each demands a precise understanding of the evidence, the legal position and the consequences of the next move.
June brings the legal strategy and courtroom advocacy together. The firm’s internal forensic team supports matters involving disputed transactions, financial records and suspected misconduct.
For companies, boards, shareholders, creditors, liquidators, business-rescue practitioners and individuals facing serious proceedings, the objective is a clear legal strategy directed at the result that matters.
When a fraud allegation threatens liberty, reputation or the business, the evidence must be tested. June leads white-collar criminal defence and related litigation. The firm’s internal forensic team supports investigations into suspected misconduct, disputed transactions and diverted assets. The strategy connects the criminal exposure, corporate consequences and prospects of recovery.
Who controls the company? Who has used its money? On what terms can a shareholder leave? We act in disputes over board control, directors’ conduct, shareholder rights, access to records and contested exits. June connects the company documents and financial evidence to the relief the client needs.
A breached agreement or diverted business opportunity can put years of investment at risk. June leads substantial contract disputes, unlawful-competition proceedings, urgent applications and recovery litigation. The case is assessed against the evidence, the commercial objective and the practical ability to enforce the result, including where assets or parties are abroad.
Financial distress raises difficult questions about control, funding and value. We act in liquidation and insolvency proceedings, rescue-plan and implementation disputes, connected restructuring and post-commencement finance disputes. The work includes insolvency enquiries, disputed dispositions and director liability, with legal representation for companies, shareholders, creditors, liquidators and business-rescue practitioners.
When public power affects a business, a public institution or an individual’s rights, the legal challenge must confront the authority, process and reasons behind the decision. June leads constitutional and administrative-law litigation, including tender and regulatory disputes, review proceedings and urgent applications concerning the exercise of public power.
An extradition request can place liberty and fair-trial rights at immediate risk. June personally leads representation in extradition proceedings, addressing the legal basis of the request, dual criminality, fair-trial concerns and diplomatic assurances where relevant. Cross-border instructions require a clear strategy for the South African proceedings and their international consequences.
The attorney who develops the strategy also leads the advocacy. June examines the evidence, identifies the legal issues that can change the client’s position and directs the litigation through its critical decisions.
In company and commercial disputes, that includes understanding how the business earns its income, who controls its assets and whether the proposed relief has practical value. In white-collar matters, it includes testing the prosecution case and connecting forensic findings to the defence or recovery strategy. In constitutional and extradition proceedings, it includes identifying the exercise of power and the rights at stake.
Where financial records or disputed transactions require investigation, the firm’s internal forensic team supports the legal work. Clients receive an agreed scope, reporting arrangements and a staged approach to the mandate.
Tell us what is at stake, who is involved and the next deadline. We begin with a brief conflict and suitability check. For a suitable matter, we agree the scope and fee of a paid strategy assessment before further work is undertaken.
Email: junemarks@icloud.com
June Stacey Marks Attorneys
Block G, Pinmill Farm, Sandown 2194
Cel: 0731903712
Tel: 011 262 0470
June Stacey Marks Attorneys
Block G, Pinmill Farm, Sandown
2194