Shareholder Disputes: Deadlock, Unfair Prejudice Claims and How to Buy Out a Shareholder
A shareholder dispute is a disagreement between the owners of a company that the normal way of making decisions can’t settle. It might be 2 equal shareholders who can’t agree on anything, a minority shareholder shut out of a business they helped build, or a co-founder who has left but still holds a third of the shares. Many shareholder disputes end with one side buying the other out, so the main questions are who buys, at what price and how that price is worked out.
I’ve started and run over 30 businesses and invested in more than 100, so I’ve held shares as a founder…
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