Years ago, oppressed minority shareholders in New Jersey corporations had more protection than oppressed members of a New Jersey LLC. When the statute was revised in 2014, that changed, and LLC members now have similar remedies available to them. But there is one little-known section of the New Jersey LLC statute that makes it a more powerful tool for the majority owners than the corporate statute – the ability to “dissociate” a member. » Read More
A minority shareholder will most often seek a buyout as a judicial remedy. However, in some instances, the minority shareholder may want to be the purchaser instead of the seller. Although this is never easy, it is possible, depending upon the particular facts. » Read More
A business dispute with your co-owner can often be resolved in litigation. But the question remains – if you sued your business partner because of improper action on his part, what remedy would you seek?
Many people assume that, when you sue your business partner, it is like any other case in which you are suing for damages. » Read More
