Business Dissolution Practice

Controlling How your Business Ends

Businesses may end for a variety of reasons. In many cases, the decision to dissolve a business entity is voluntary and mutual. In other situations, businesses may be forced into dissolution because of external factors beyond the control of the owners, partners or stakeholders involved. Whatever the case, it is important to recognize that you do have some control over how the business ends.

Whatever the reason for the breakup, we can help you explore options and consider the ramifications of dissolving your business while protecting your interests inside and outside of the courtroom. They will work closely with you and collaboratively with each other to design strategies that will effectively shield you from the continuing liability associated with ongoing business activities and future disputes.

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Our Practice Includes:

Contested Business Dissolutions

We routinely file and defend motions to compel the business dissolution in situations where partners or stakeholders cannot reach a mutually satisfactory agreement.

Minority Shareholder Oppression

Contested Business Dissolutions

We represent minority shareholders in disputes involving freeze outs, self-dealings, unfair compensation plans, and the abuse of minority shareholders.

Breach or Fiduciary Duty

Usurpation of Corporation

We pursue and defend claims against directors or officers alleging breaches of fiduciary duty and other forms of financial misconduct.

Usurpation of Corporation

We represent shareholders and business partners in suits against officers who used the corporate entity for improper advantage.