Background

Managing Director of Chamberlains, Stipe Vuleta, always strives to break the mold of the traditional lawyer to find new and innovative ways to support his clients through the toughest of times. No matter how uncertain things may seem, Stipe is a guiding hand to both his clients and peers.

Over the course of his career, Stipe has earned the respect and gratitude of numerous company directors and individuals whom he has guided through financial hardship, insolvency, bankruptcy, and business reconstruction. Often the youngest person in the room, his insights draw the attention of even the most seasoned professionals.

With a deep understanding of accountancy and the everchanging business landscape, Stipe engages insolvency practitioners with his expertise on topics ranging from extending convening periods and remuneration approval to recovering voidable transactions and conducting public examinations. His experience spanning across large British and Australian multinationals in the consumer goods, manufacturing, and retail sectors, Stipe has tackled complex and high-profile cases that many lawyers only read about, often dealing with cross-border transaction and various international jurisdictions. His professional mantra is simple: being a lawyer is easy, but being a good lawyer is hard.

As the leader of our Insolvency & Restructuring and Strategic Advisory divisions, Stipe focuses on insolvency, bankruptcy, restructuring, business reconstruction, tax disputes, shareholder and co-owner disputes, and commercial debt recovery. He serves clients nationwide, including in Sydney, Canberra, Newcastle, Brisbane, Perth, and online.

Stipe’s excellence is well-recognised, with numerous awards and accolades highlighting his quick wit and commitment to excellence. If you need the best and brightest to rescue your distressed assets, Stipe is not only your go-to expert, but someone who will have your back from start to finish.


Awards


Recent articles

The Peak Indebtedness Rule

13.09.2024

What is the Peak Indebtedness Rule? The purpose of the peak indebtedness rule is to increase the chance of substantiating an unfair preference claim. It allows liquidators who are experiencing a ru....

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Sayward McKeown

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Special Counsel

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