As a Rochester Business lawyer, clients often ask me about whether or not they should have a shareholder agreement. We have seen many shareholder disputes, even amongst family members. It is very important to have a shareholder agreement to spell out what will ultimately happen to the corporation if there is a voluntary sell, death, disability, or retirement.
Are you thinking about doing a shareholder agreement? If so, contact the experienced Rochester Business Lawyer Robert Friedman.
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