Shareholders' Agreement

Parties enter into a shareholders' agreement to provide for how certain important matters relating to the company, such as the conduct of its business will be dealt with and to afford certain protections to shareholders.

Shareholders agreements are also drawn up when a party makes an investment in a company. We can advise you on such agreements and the various types of clauses that may be included.

If you are a shareholder in a company do you have an agreement that regulates the following issues:

• Who is responsible for the day to day running of the company?
• What entitlement do the shareholders have to appoint directors to the board?
• What happens if there is a dispute between the shareholders?
• How can one shareholder buy out the shares of the other(s)?
• What happens if a shareholder wishes to exit?
• If a shareholder dies what happens to his/her shares?

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