Shareholder Oppression Blog

Insights into the law governing shareholder oppression, corporate governance, and fiduciary duties in closely-held corporations, and business partnership disputes in Texas companies.

Proving Compliance with Fiduciary Duties in a Stock Redemption

Retrospective on Texas Corporate Law

Share Certificates

Nature of the Corporation

Property Rights and Privileges of Share Ownership

Pre-Incorporation Issues

Majority Shareholders May Not Maliciously Time a Transaction

Corporate Governing Documents

There Are Fiduciary Duties to Minority Stockholders in a Stock Redemption

Five Big Mistakes in Crafting Buy-Sell Agreements

Do Texas Inspection Laws Apply to Foreign Corporations – Part Two

Do Texas Inspection Laws Apply to Foreign Corporations – Part One

The Business Judgment Rule in Civil Procedure

Sale-to-a-Looter Breach of Fiduciary Duty Claim

When Does the Business Judgment Rule Not Apply?

Texas Business Judgment Rule Defense

How To Draft an Enforceable Shareholder Settlement

Corporate Fiduciary Duties in Texas

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