No relationship is perfect — and that includes business relationships. Disagreements are inevitable even in situations that seem the most amicable, such as family-held companies. Disputes may involve absolutely anything concerning the business, from everyday operating procedures to how the company is being managed.
Some of the most common shareholder disputes including the following:
Hopefully you have a shareholder agreement firmly in place to help you deal with issues as they arise, but if you don’t, we can help.
If you’re just starting a business, now is the perfect time to nail down a shareholder agreement specially tailored to your business to avoid litigation concerning disputes.
Contact attorney John Frazier at (321) 255-2332 or jfrazier@uslegalteam.com to start the conversation.
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