Disputes between shareholders
A disagreement among owners can affect decisions, information and business operations. Before acting, it is necessary to distinguish what was agreed, which decisions are disputed and which records support the facts.
We represent companies and owners in disputes involving agreements, meeting resolutions and the exercise of corporate rights. We consider the client’s legal position and the conflict’s consequences for the business.
Our approach to the matter
We review bylaws, shareholder agreements, minutes and correspondence. We identify relevant ownership interests and powers, along with the decisions and actions that caused the dispute.
Documents for the initial review
- Current bylaws and shareholder agreements.
- The disputed minutes, meeting notices and resolutions.
- Records of ownership, representation and management.
- Relevant correspondence and notices received.
Tell us about any upcoming meeting, notified decision or pending lawsuit. These circumstances help define urgency and the scope of the initial review.
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