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ARTICLE · 06 JULY 2022

Be Careful When Communicating With Shareholders

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I've written about the importance of closely observing, and following, buyout provisions in your LLC's, company's or partnership's governing agreement.

United StatesCorporate/Commercial Law

I've written about the importance of closely observing, and following, buyout provisions in your LLC's, company's or partnership's governing agreement.  Many times partnership or shareholder disputes go to litigation where there is some ambiguity in communications between the parties over partnership or shareholder issues, and whether a buyout has been triggered. Today, we want to talk about the importance of being strategic and clearly thinking through written communications with your partner/co-shareholder or co-member about being bought out.  A real life case example from the law books is illustrative. It shows the risk when communicating with shareholders, members and partners.

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