Closely held corporations and partnerships, while different types of legal entities, share one important attribute — the participating business owners owe each other a fiduciary duty, requiring the utmost good faith and loyalty. Majority owners are not entitled to favor themselves at the expense of the other owners. Often disputes arise when one owner enjoys benefits not shared with the other owners, or simply treats the business as his or her own personal "piggy bank." Minority owners have a right to protect their investment and to enjoy the benefits of ownership.
The Garson & Associates Business Litigation Department stands ready to provide sophisticated representation to clients seeking to vindicate their rights as business owners. We are experienced in providing aggressive representation in all types of business entity disputes and we often represent clients in such matters on a contingent-fee basis.
If you believe that you have a business litigation claim arising out of wrongdoing by a fellow business owner, contact us today for a case evaluation. Our consultation is free and without obligation. Please remember that all claims have time limits, so if you think that you might have a claim, you should not wait to have your case evaluated.
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Closely held corporations and partnerships, while different types of legal entities, share one important attribute — the participating business owners owe each other a fiduciary duty, requiring the utmost good faith and loyalty. Majority owners are not entitled to favor themselves at the expense of the other owners. Often disputes arise when one owner enjoys benefits not shared with the other owners, or simply treats the business as his or her own personal "piggy bank." Minority owners have a right to protect their investment and to enjoy the benefits of ownership.