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Stephanie Ewbank

Professional Overview Stephanie Ewbank is a Partner in MF&G’s Litigation Department and a highly regarded commercial litigator known for her strategic handling of complex shareholder and corporate disputes. She is recognised for achieving practical, results-driven outcomes in high-conflict litigation. Practice Focus Commercial litigation, shareholder disputes, oppression and derivative actions, judicial review, property disputes and enforcement of foreign judgements. Key Experience & Matters Successfully acted for minority shareholders in oppression proceedings resulting in court-ordered share buy-outs (Gloria Chung et al v Michael Chung). • Secured critical disclosure orders in shareholder oppression claims. • Successfully opposed injunctive relief in high-stakes corporate governance disputes (Drakulich v Karibukai). • Successfully defended private hospital decisions in judicial review proceedings before the Court of Appeal. • Enforced foreign judgments against challenges alleging fraud and public policy breaches. Professional Engagement Regularly involved in leading Commercial Court matters involving corporate governance and shareholder rights. • Elected member of the Jamaican Bar Association’s Bar Council. · Myers Fletcher & Gordon

JamaicaLitigation, Corporate / M&A

About

Partner in Myers Fletcher & Gordon’s Litigation department, Stephanie Ewbank is a commercial litigator specialising in complex shareholder and corporate disputes and noted for strategic, practical, results-driven outcomes in high-conflict litigation.

Practice areas

LitigationCorporate / M&AShareholder DisputesJudicial ReviewReal EstateCross-Border Litigation

Office

Expertise

Oppression and derivative actionsShareholder buy-outs and disclosure ordersCorporate governance and shareholder rightsJudicial review (including Court of Appeal matters)Enforcement of foreign judgmentsProperty disputesCommercial Court litigation

Education

  • LL.B., University of the West Indies (First Class Honours; Valedictorian)
  • Legal Education Certificate, Norman Manley Law School (Principal’s Roll of Honour)

Admissions

  • Admitted to practise in Jamaica