What is a corporate dispute?

Corporate disputes arise between members, shareholders, directors, or other entities of a business entity over governance, shareholdings, dividend rights, or the actions of officers. Such conflicts can jeopardize the stability of a business, its assets, and its reputation.

Typical types of corporate disputes:

  • Disputes regarding the withdrawal or expulsion of a member from an LLC

  • Appealing decisions of the general meeting

  • Disputes regarding the distribution of profits or dividends

  • Corporate governance lockout

  • Illegal change of members or raider takeovers

How we protect businesses in corporate conflicts

We work on both sides — as business advocates and as representatives of individual stakeholders. Our actions include:

  1. Analysis of corporate documentation and constituent documents

  2. Collection of evidence (correspondence, minutes, financial reports)

  3. Formation of legal position and claims

  4. Legal representation in commercial and civil courts

  5. Support of negotiations and pre-trial procedures

Our advantages in the field of corporate disputes

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    Key stages of cooperation:

    1. Initial consultation: we determine whether the procedure is right for you;

    2. Preparation of documents: certificates, extracts, situation analysis;

    3. Filing a claim in court and defending yourself in the process;

    4. Case Completion: either restructuring or debt write-off.

    Important nuances

    • Reaction speed is critically important. Delay may allow the opponent to take irreversible actions - re-registration, withdrawal of funds, dismissal of the director.

      Internal documents are the key to protection. The charter, regulations on the executive body, meeting minutes — everything is important for the legal position.

      Mediation is not always a weakness. In many cases, competent negotiations allow you to save a business and relationship without going to court.

    Frequently asked questions

    Can I appeal the meeting's decision if I was not present?
    Yes, if there were violations of the notification or voting procedure.

    Is it possible to regain control of a company after a raider attack?
    Yes, we have experience in fully restoring corporate rights through court and registration procedures.

    Can I demand a report from the director?
    Yes, every participant has the right to information and financial reporting.

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