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- Breach of Trust: Defining the Cause of Action
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- The Derivative Lawsuit in Texas | Pre-Lawsuit Demand
- Legal and Ethical Responsibilities of the Company Lawyer
- Closely Held Stock Nature and Structure of the Corporation - SHAREHOLDER LAW
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- The Late Great Minority Shareholder Oppression Doctrine
- Texas Shareholder Oppression Claim | Texas Shareholder Law
- Ritchie vs. Rupe and the New Reality for Texas
- Implications of Ritchie v. Rupe for Minority Shareholders
- What Was Oppressive Conduct | Shareholder Oppression Doctrine
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- Majority Shareholder Rights - Defending Shareholder Oppression
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- Nature of Reasonable Expectations | Define Shareholder
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- Rights in the Transferability of Shares in Texas
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- Shareholder Inspection Rights | Statutory Inspection Rights
- Shareholder Rights: Scope of Rights to Corporation Information
- Exercising Stockholder Rights to Information in Texas
- Directors’ Rights to Access Company Information
- Enforcing the Shareholder Right to Inspect Books
- Enforcing Inspection through the Writ of Mandamus - Texas
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- Sanctity of Share Ownership Rights and Conversion
- Fiduciary Duty of Fair Dealing and Impartiality | Hopkins Centrich
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- Boehringer v. Konkel | Hopkins Centrich
- Cates v. Sparkman: Individual Shareholder
- Stinnett v. Paramount: The Shareholder
- The Ultra Vires Rule in Texas | Modern Ultra Vires Rule
- Shareholder Dilution Claims as a Squeeze-Out Tactic
- Fiduciary Duty Shareholders Owe to Friends & Family
- Prohibited Corporate Actions Under the Ultra Vires Doctrine in Texas
- Shareholder's Remedy for Ultra Vires Act in Texas
- Preemptive Rights Against Shareholder Dilution
- Willis v. Donnelly Confronts the Fiduciary Duty of Shareholders
- Breach of Trust Elements | Prove Breach of Trust in Texas
- Minority Shareholder's Remedies for Breach of Trust
- Affirmative Defense of Fairness: Reverse Burden
- The Business Judgment Rule in Corporate Breach
- Business Owner Responsibilities for Corporation's Breach of Trust - SHAREHOLDER LAW
- Statute of Limitations for Breach of Fiduciary Duty
- Shareholder Exit Through the Rescission Remedy
- Willis v Bydalek Refines
- Gage v. Rosenbaum: Return of Investment as a Remedy
- The Stock Conversion Tort Unique Nature of the Stock Conversion Tort
- Proof of Ownership in the Business | Ownership of the Property
- Dominion or Control in the Tort of Stock Conversion at Texas
- Oppressive Conduct as Dominion & Control in Conversion Law
- Remedies for the Tort Conversion of Stock in Texas
- Majority Shareholder Fiduciary Duty Liability Stock Conversion
- How Business Judgment Rule Cases Apply to Stock Conversion - SHAREHOLDER LAW
- Statute of Limitations for Tort of Conversion in Texas
- Conversion an Intentional Tort: Legal Definition of Conversion Tort
- Refusal to Acknowledge a Stock Transfer Under Conversion Tort Law
- Denial of Shareholder Status in Conversion Law
- Breaches of Stock Transfer Agreements May Be Torts
- Misappropriation of Property by Fraud
- Interfering With Transferring Share Ownership in Texas
- Good Faith in Conversion - Intentional Tort? or Strict Liability?
- Shareholder Right to Dividends and Wrongful Suppression
- Dividends vs. Salary:Challenging a 'No Dividends' Policy
- Constructive Dividends: Claims for Payment of Constructive Dividends
- Statute of Limitations on Failure to Pay Dividends
- Sub-S Corporation Tax Distribution Claims in Texas
- Patton v. Nicholas: Shareholder's Right
- Forcing the Corporation to Pay Dividends in Texas
- Argo Data v. Shagrithaya: Rexaminging the Claim
- Remedy for Fraud in the Inducement and Constructive Fraud
- Majority Shareholder Fraud by Deception | Shareholder Fraud by Deception
- Applicability of Discovery Rule to the Fraud Statute of Limitations
- Direct vs. Derivative Claims: Tell the Difference
- The Fiduciary Duty Board of Directors and Officers
- Derivative Litigation Involving Shareholders
- Defeating a Derivative Claim With a Freeze Out Merger
- Derivative Action Lawsuit Tolling of Limitations
- Corporate Opportunity Doctrine Requires Disclosure & Fairness
- Excessive Compensation of Executives | Example of Excessive
- Who Has Authority to Retain Corporate Lawyers?
- Texas Limited Liability Companies | Organizational Structure of LLCs
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- Remedy for LLC Oppression | Oppression Under Section 11.314
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- Texas Law Protect Minority Shareholders After Ritchie v. Rupe
- The Future of Protecting Minority Shareholders - Ritchie v. Rupe
- LLC Member Oppression After Ritchie v. Rupe | Hopkins Centrich
- The Duty of Loyalty and the Business Judgment Rule in Texas - SHAREHOLDER LAW
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- Shareholder and Buy-Sell Agreements | Shareholder Oppression
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- Texas Corporation Law: Everything You Need to Know
- Things You Might Not Know About Share Certificates in Texas
- Forming a Texas Business Corporation - Shareholder Law Blog
- What Rights Do All Common Shareholders Have?
- Incorporation Planning in Texas - Shareholder Law Blog
- Shareholders May Not Maliciously Time a Transaction
- Texas Corporate Governing Documents- Shareholder Law Blog
- Fiduciary Duties to Minority Stockholders in a Stock Redemption
- Mistakes in Crafting Buy-Sell Shareholder 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 - Shareholder Law Blog
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- When Does the Business Judgment Rule Not Apply? - Shareholder Law Blog
- Texas Business Judgment Rule Defense - Shareholder Law Blog
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- Can Fiduciary Duties Be Waived in a Settlement? - Shareholder Law Blog
- Disclaimers of Reliance in Shareholder Settlements - Shareholder Law Blog
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- LLC Oppression Remedies Under Section 11.314 - Shareholder Law Blog
- LLC Dissolution Claims Under TBOC 11.314(1) and (2) - Shareholder Law Blog
- LLC Oppression Under Texas Section 11.314(3) - Shareholder Law Blog
- The Texas LLC Dissolution Statute - Shareholder Law Blog
- LLC Member Oppression After Ritchie v. Rupe - Shareholder Law Blog
- Abusive Use of Buy-Sell Agreements - Shareholder Law Blog
- Shareholder Agreements for Dealing - Shareholder Law Blog
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- The Texas Limited Liability Company—Who Runs Things? - Shareholder Law Blog
- The Limited Liability Company - Shareholder Law Blog
- Using the Motion to Show Authority in Texas - Shareholder Law Blog
- Cons for Starting a Business With Family Members - Shareholder Law Blog
- Forming A General Partnership In Texas - Shareholder Law Blog
- Texas Civil Practice And Remedies Code-38.001 Applied To Breach Of Fiduciary Duties And Conversion - Shareholder Law Blog
- Breach Of Fiduciary Duties Of A Limited Partnership General Partner Shareholder Law Blog
- What Is Shareholder Oppression - Shareholder Law Blog
- New Article On Michigan Shareholder Oppression - Shareholder Law Blog
- Fraud Damages Wrong Date No Evidence - Shareholder Law Blog
- Joint And Several Liability For Breach Of Fiduciary Duty - Shareholder Law Blog
- 10 Ways Texas Lawyers Routinely Malpractice When Dealing With Minority Shareholder Rights - Shareholder Law Blog
- Texas Shareholder Oppression In The Legislature - Shareholder Law Blog
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