Part 1
How Will Texas Law Protect Minority Shareholders After Ritchie v. Rupe?
Part 1 of Hopkins Centrich Law review article on the future of shareholder oppression law in Texas has been published. Get your copy now.
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What is included in this new law review article?
What is included in this new law review article?
Ritchie v. Rupe overruled the Shareholder Oppression doctrine and left significant gaps in the legal protections of minority shareholders. Find out exactly what are the gaps and how they will be addressed.
Learn about the two causes of action that will fill the void left by the Supreme Court.
Two causes of action that were neglected and forgotten after the shareholder oppression doctrine became dominant will fill the void, protect minority shareholders from oppressive conduct, and make available again the buy-out remedy.
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