Woe to the Oppressed Shareholder
As I write this post on Bastille Day, I am reminded how an oppressed people, realizing the injustice of their circumstances, and having reached the limits of their endurance, took the first step toward “replacing” the lords and ladies that had long lived lavishly on their labors. [1]
If
Part I of this post can be found here.
Potential Transferees
Now that the disgruntled shareholder has decided to transfer his or her shares to an ineligible shareholder, the transferee must be selected, as must the method of transfer.
This is a very critical point in the process because the shareholder must balance two competing
During the course of the year, we encounter a number of shareholder disputes. Sometimes we represent a minority shareholder; sometimes we represent the corporation or the majority shareholders. 
Regardless of who the players are, the resolution of the dispute will involve some economic deal. The economic deal, in turn, will depend in no small part