Find Top Rated Partnership Dispute Lawyers for your case

Disputes among owners arise over control, profit distribution, valuation, or alleged breaches of fiduciary duty. These conflicts can jeopardize the business if not managed carefully.

1. Disagreements about roles, authority, or compensation
2. Oppression claims from minority owners
3. Deadlocks in closely held companies
4. Exit, buyout, or valuation disagreements

• Interpreting operating agreements or shareholder bylaws
• Managing dilution, capital calls, or dividends
• Claims of self-dealing or misuse of company assets
• Transition planning when an owner retires or passes away
• Coordinating mediation, arbitration, or derivative litigation

Counsel evaluates agreements, negotiates settlements, and litigates when necessary to protect ownership rights and business continuity.

• Negotiating buy-sell or separation agreements
• Seeking receivership or dissolution remedies
• Pursuing derivative claims on behalf of the company
• Facilitating mediation or business succession planning

Get counsel involved when communication breaks down or when legal duties, valuation, or exit rights are contested.

• You need to enforce or interpret a buy-sell agreement
• You face allegations of oppression or fiduciary breach
• You want to exit the company but cannot agree on terms
• You suspect mismanagement or diversion of assets

LexPair matches partners and shareholders with attorneys experienced in closely held company disputes and negotiated resolutions.

Expect hourly fees, with potential expert costs for valuations or forensic accounting. Some matters may require mediation or arbitration fees as well.