Florida Shareholder Dispute Attorneys

Arguments between owners with a financial interest in a company can quickly become difficult to resolve. These disagreements may involve normal operations, long-term business strategy, or a multitude of high-stake decisions. They can grind progress in the business to a halt or create personal battles with long-term friends and shape themselves into complex legal issues. At DML Attorneys, P.A., our attorneys strive to understand the unique circumstances of your disputes, understand the facts involves, and assist you to understand the options available to resolve the dispute and return the company to business as quickly and efficiently as possible.

Our goal is to understand your business and encourage continued successful operations.
— Angela L. Leiner, Shareholder

Common Dispute Types

Management Deadlock – Company management may be completely unable to come to an internal resolution as to the direction the company is moving. This could include any number of factors involving spending of company funds, credit and lending decisions, forward strategies, or even personal problems that may have begun affecting the company daily operations.

Shareholder Derivative Lawsuits – It is possible the Shareholders may feel unable to prevent the mismanagement of the corporation. The decision makers may be refusing to initiate a lawsuit for the corporation, committing fraud, or failing their fiduciary duties. In these instances, the Shareholders may make the choice to bring a lawsuit on behalf of the corporation and protect their investments.

Dissolution Agreements – One of the most stressful moments in many professionals lives is during the dissolution of their corporation. There may be substantial disagreements regarding the allocations of remaining assets, payment of obligations and disbursement of funds.

Trust the Tampa attorneys at DML Attorneys, P.A., to represent your corporation, shareholders, or management teams.

If you are involved in a shareholder or partner disputes, please call (813) 252-0355 or contact us online for advice and representation.