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Joint Venture & Shareholder Disputes
Shareholders of a company frequently fall out. Typical reasons include:
- disagreements as to business decisions including future investment
- whether a business should be sold
- what the obligations of particular shareholders are
- the selling of shares
- minority shareholders
- company procedures
We recommend that every business has a shareholders’ agreement so that the rights and obligations are clearly spelt out and everyone knows where they are. It can often lengthy and costly dispute later.
If you do find yourself in a shareholder’s dispute we will give you constructive and practical advice and help mediate a solution. We believe court action should be a last resort which should only be used after all other options have been explored.
To speak to someone who can help with a shareholder dispute or any other commercial litigation claim call, email or request a call back from one of our specialist lawyers.
Initial meeting £150 + VAT
Employment & Litigation
Fixed fee one hour initial consultation
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