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Shareholder Disputes Solicitors

Disagreements between shareholders can destabilise a company and damage its future. Our commercial litigation team helps resolve disputes efficiently while protecting your rights and investment.

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What are shareholder disputes?

Shareholder disputes typically involve disagreements about rights, responsibilities, or the future direction of the company. Common disputes include:

  • Unfair prejudice claims by minority shareholders
  • Allegations of exclusion from management or decision-making
  • Disputes over dividend payments or allocation of profits
  • Breach of shareholder agreements
  • Deadlock situations between equal shareholders
  • Disputes involving the sale or transfer of shares

How our shareholder dispute solicitors can help

We provide strategic, clear advice to help you resolve shareholder disputes effectively. Our services include:

  • Advising on shareholder rights and remedies under the Companies Act 2006
  • Acting in unfair prejudice petitions and derivative claims
  • Negotiating buyouts or share valuations to resolve deadlock
  • Representing shareholders in mediation, arbitration or litigation
  • Working alongside our corporate team to deliver comprehensive solutions

Why choose Slater Heelis?

As one of the leading commercial litigation teams in the North West, we have a proven track record in resolving shareholder disputes efficiently and cost-effectively. We recognise how stressful these disputes can be, particularly where significant investments and the future of the business are at stake.

With Slater Heelis, you’ll benefit from:

  • Clear, robust legal advice focused on achieving results
  • Decades of experience in company and shareholder disputes
  • A pragmatic approach to resolving conflicts with minimal disruption
  • A full-service law firm with corporate, tax and property expertise on hand when needed

 

Contact our shareholder disputes solicitors today for clear, strategic advice on protecting your interests. Call us on 0330 111 3131 or contact us via our online enquiry form.

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