10 Reasons Why You Should Have a Shareholder Agreement if You Have a Corporation with Partners
By Yoel Molina, Esq.
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If you have a corporation with partners, it is important to have a shareholder agreement to protect the interests of everyone involved. Here are 10 reasons why you should have a shareholder agreement:
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PROTECTION OF YOUR INTERESTS: A shareholder agreement can protect your interests as a shareholder and ensure that your rights are protected.
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SUCCESSION PLANNING: A shareholder agreement can establish a plan for the succession of the company and ensure that your interests are protected in the future.
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ESTABLISHMENT OF EXPECTATIONS: A shareholder agreement can establish clear expectations for the company and its shareholders, including the roles and responsibilities of each.
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CONFLICT RESOLUTION: A shareholder agreement can establish a process for resolving conflicts that avoids costly and prolonged disputes among shareholders.
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PROTECTION AGAINST DILUTION: A shareholder agreement can include provisions that protect shareholders from unfair dilution of their shares.
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AVOIDANCE OF CORPORATE GOVERNANCE ISSUES: A shareholder agreement can establish a framework for decision-making and avoid corporate governance issues.
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INVESTMENT PROTECTION: A shareholder agreement can include provisions to protect shareholders' investment and ensure that it is used responsibly.
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PREVENTION OF UNWANTED SALES: A shareholder agreement can include provisions that prevent unwanted sales of shares by shareholders.
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CONFIDENTIALITY PROTECTION: A shareholder agreement can establish provisions to protect the confidentiality of the company and its shareholders.
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PROTECTION AGAINST UNFAIR COMPETITION: A shareholder agreement can include provisions that protect the company from unfair competition by shareholders.
In summary, a shareholder agreement is an important tool to protect the interests of shareholders and ensure the long-term success of the company. If you have a corporation with partners, it is important to speak with a corporate attorney to ensure that you are protecting your interests and those of the company. Don't hesitate to contact us to schedule a consultation and discuss how we can help you!
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