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Why You Need a Shareholders Agreement
A well-drafted agreement:
- Clarifies how decisions are made within the company
- Prevents disputes from stalling your business
- Outlines clear exit strategies for shareholders
- Avoids potential legal headaches and costly litigation
We’ll tailor your agreement to address these issues and more, ensuring smooth business operations.
What We Include in Your Shareholder Agreement
We cover key elements like:
- Voting rights
- Share transfer rules
- Dispute resolution mechanisms
- Exit strategies
- Management structure
- Dividend policy
Our specialist business and commercial lawyers will customise each agreement to your specific business needs, providing comprehensive legal protection.
Our Process for Creating Your Agreement
1
Initial Consultation:
We discuss your business structure, goals, and needs
2
Draft Agreement:
We create a tailored draft based on your requirements
3
Review and Revisions:
We refine the agreement with you
4
Finalisation:
We create the final, legally binding document
5
Ongoing Support:
We’re here if you need amendments or face disputes
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Types of Agreements We Draft
We create various agreements, including:
- Startup Shareholder Agreements
- Minority Shareholder Protection Agreements
- Joint Venture Shareholder Agreements
- Employee Shareholder Agreements
- Shareholder Buyout Agreements
We’ll advise on the best type for your situation and draft a comprehensive legal document.
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Why Choose Us for Your Shareholder Agreement
- Expertise: We specialise in corporate law and shareholder agreements
- Tailored Approach: Each agreement meets your unique business needs
- Comprehensive Service: We guide you from consultation to final draft
- Dispute Resolution: We help resolve conflicts if they arise
- Cost-Effective: Competitive legal fees without compromising quality
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is a shareholders' agreement important when setting up a company?
It outlines the rights and obligations of shareholders, providing clarity on decision-making, operations, and dispute handling. This protects all shareholders’ interests and prevents future legal issues.
How can a shareholders' agreement help with conflicts?
A good agreement includes dispute resolution mechanisms, protecting all shareholders. It provides a clear framework for resolving conflicts, potentially avoiding costly litigation.
Do I need a lawyer to create a shareholders' agreement?
While not legally required, it’s highly advisable. We ensure your agreement complies with legal requirements and is tailored to your needs, allowing you to focus on your business.
How does a shareholders' agreement affect share sales?
It typically includes provisions for share sales or transfers, like pre-emptive rights, tag-along, or drag-along clauses. These can significantly impact existing shareholders and outside sales. Feel free to contact us for specific advice on your situation.
What happens when a shareholder wants to exit the company?
A well-drafted agreement outlines the process for when a shareholder leaves the company. This can include valuation methods, buyout procedures, and any restrictions on selling shares. Our lawyers can help you draft provisions that protect both the departing shareholder and the company.
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