Shareholder & Director Disputes

Shareholder and director disputes escalate because parties don’t find out exactly what their legal rights are at the outset. The longer you put off taking advice, the more time and money you will eventually spend sorting it out, and the more it will damage your business.

Shareholder and director disputes can arise for many reasons:

Disagreements over the direction and development of the company
Poor personal relationships
Conflicts of interest (a director has interests in another business)
A lack of performance on the part of one shareholder/director
The terms of directors’ service contracts
Concern over whether the board is meeting its legal responsibilities

When they do, it is important to understand the legal rights of all parties and the options available as well as the consequences of allowing things to get worse.

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Shareholder & Director Advisory & Disputes

Shareholder and director disputes can arise for many reasons:

Disagreements over the direction and development of the company
Poor personal relationships
Conflicts of interest (a director has interests in another business)
A lack of performance on the part of one shareholder/director
The terms of directors’ service contracts
Concern over whether the board is meeting its legal responsibilities

When they do, it is important to understand the legal rights of all parties and the options available as well as the consequences of allowing things to get worse.

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VIEW OUR PRACTICE AREAS