Business Law Shareholders' Agreements Baron Grey have dealt with all aspects of shareholder’s agreements and have used their knowledge of high court litigation over disputed agreements to ensure that potential problems in the future are catered for in advance in their drafts so as to avoid disputes which are damaging to the company and shareholders alike. A Shareholder Agreement can be entered into by the shareholders in the company. It is like a partnership agreement typically drafted to resolving issues such as those arising when one of the shareholders dies; or unanimous agreement cannot be reached and a deadlock arises between the Shareholders; or when a shareholders wants to sell his interest. When disputes between shareholders happen and solicitors are instructed to resolve conflicts a shareholders agreement, is the document to which the shareholders can turn to try and resolve their dispute. If there is no shareholder agreement reaching a settlement may be far more difficult often with the party resorting to legal proceedings and incurring unnecessary costs. If you need help, with preparing or advising or enforcing a shareholders agreement phone us on 020 8891 4311. | 