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Unfair Prejudice Petitions – Resolution for minority shareholders and 50/50 shareholders?

How to use your power in a director/shareholder dispute.
Minority Shareholder Rights

Minority Shareholder Rights – How To Protect Your Interests and Investment

How to use your power in a director/shareholder dispute.

Derivative Claims

A Derivative claim is a court action that allows someone with an interest in a company to bring an action on behalf of that company against a party that has caused a loss to it, such as its directors or other shareholders. 
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Directors duties and Fiduciary duties

Directors can face many different types of claims for personal liability for wrongdoing whilst managing the company. Examples of where a director may incur personal liability include but are not limited to, the following...

Majority Shareholders

How to use your power in a director/shareholder dispute.

50/50 Shareholders

How to break the deadlock.