Even the strongest business relationships can face challenges when partners or shareholders disagree. At Davis Law Firm, we understand the legal, financial, and emotional stakes involved in these disputes. Our goal is to resolve conflicts efficiently while safeguarding your rights, investments, and long-term business goals.
How We Can Help Resolve Ownership Disputes
Partnership and shareholder conflicts can quickly threaten the stability and future of a business. We work closely with business owners, partners, and shareholders to protect their rights, preserve valuable relationships where possible, and secure favorable outcomes when disputes escalate. From negotiating fair solutions to litigating in court, we bring clarity and strategy to every stage of the process.
- Breach of Fiduciary Duty: Represent clients when partners or shareholders fail to meet their legal and ethical obligations.
- Buyout & Valuation Disputes: Assist with determining fair value and equitable terms for ownership changes.
- Deadlock Resolution: Provide solutions when decision-making is stalled and the business’s future is at risk.
- Minority Shareholder Rights:
Protect against oppression or exclusion from important business decisions.
Partnership and shareholder disagreements can quickly disrupt operations and harm a company’s value. Davis Law Firm offers experienced legal counsel to guide you through these challenges, whether that means reaching a negotiated settlement or pursuing a favorable outcome in court. We focus on protecting your business and your future.
FAQs
Can I force a partner to sell their share?
It depends on your governing agreements and state law. Our team can review your documents to determine your options.
What happens if partners can’t agree on major business decisions?
This is called a deadlock. We can help negotiate solutions or pursue legal remedies to break the impasse.
What is a breach of fiduciary duty?
When a partner or shareholder fails to act in the best interest of the business or other owners, such as misusing funds or withholding critical information.