Disputes between shareholders are a common issue in UK companies, particularly in small or closely held businesses. When relationships break down, disagreements can quickly escalate
Confusion often arises around the different roles within a company, particularly between directors and shareholders. When disputes occur, it’s common for people to ask whether
Minority stockholders often feel vulnerable within a company, particularly where decisions are controlled by majority shareholders. Disagreements can arise over how the business is run,
Disputes between shareholders and directors aren’t uncommon, particularly in closely held companies. When trust breaks down or disagreements arise about how a company is being
Commercial property lease disputes are a common issue for both landlords and tenants. Disagreements can arise at any stage of a lease and often involve
Partnership disputes can be one of the most challenging issues a business faces. When disagreements arise between partners, they often involve not only financial concerns
Commercial disputes are an unfortunate but common part of doing business. They can arise from unpaid invoices, breaches of contract, failed partnerships or disagreements over
Insolvency can be a challenging and stressful time for everyone involved. When a company is unable to pay its debts, disputes often arise between directors,
When a commercial dispute arises, one of the first strategic decisions a business must make is how that dispute should be resolved. Arbitration and litigation
International commercial arbitration is a widely used method for resolving cross border business disputes. It offers an alternative to court litigation and is often preferred