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Shareholder Oppression is as likely and frequent in limited liability companies as it is in closely-held corporations. Surprisingly, LLC members may have remedies under Texas law...

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While shareholder agreements—in particular, Buy-Sell provisions—may provide some protection for minority shareholders against shareholder oppression, ordinarily they are not. More often, the Buy-Sell provision becomes the...

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Hopkins Centrich Law will speak at the 11th Annual Texas Bar CLE Essentials of Business Law Course at 9:30 am on March 13, 2020 in Houston,...

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The Amarillo Court of Appeals held in Davis v. Highland Coryell Ranch, LLC, 578 SW3d 242 (Tex. App.—Amarillo 2019, pet. filed), that a former member of...

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You’re looking at forming your business as a limited liability company, or LLC. One thing to consider is how the company will be governed. This post...

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You’re starting a new business and need to decide which business form to choose. This blog post will discuss the basics of the limited liability company,...

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You and your business partner are fighting. He hires a lawyer and has the company sue you. What's wrong with this picture? Why is our company...

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Most people launching a new business will help from family. New businesses borrow start-up capital from Dad. Sis would be a great partner. Let's do this....

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“[P]eople enter closely-held businesses in the same manner as they enter marriage: optimistically and ill-prepared.” Sooner or later, there is trouble in paradise. Resentments, jealousies, and...

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Michigan has a robust statutory remedy for shareholder oppression. GGerald Mantese, Douglas Toering, and Fatima Mansour have just publised a fascinating new article in the January...