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Partnership disputes and director disputes
It is often said that being in a partnership can be very much like being in a marriage. Sadly, it is also true that if things don’t work out partnership or director disputes can be every bit as costly, stressful and time-consuming as an acrimonious divorce.
Obtaining early specialist advice and putting together a considered strategy is normally the key to obtaining the most favourable outcome. Our specialist business dispute solicitors have extensive experience in providing dispassionate legal advice to partners, directors and shareholders and representing them in negotiations and/or legal proceedings.
How we can help
We can assist with the following:-
- Advising you on your rights and obligations
- Negotiating the most favourable exit agreement
- Pursuing or defending claims, including for breach of contract (e.g. breach of partnership or shareholder agreements), breach of fiduciary duty, unfair prejudice petitions and fraud
- Representing you in any arbitration proceedings
- Arranging and representing your interests in mediation
- Seeking injunctive relief to prevent the use of confidential information and enforce non-solicitation/non-competition clauses
- Insolvency matters
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How do I instruct Brett Wilson?
The first step is to attend a preliminary consultation. At the consultation we will advise you on the strength of your case, talk through the relevant practical and legal issues, and set out your options. We will review relevant documentation ahead of the consultation. The consultation will help you understand your position and allow you to make an informed decision about what action to take.
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Consultations take place in our London offices or by Teams/Zoom/telephone. We can also travel to you.
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To request a consultation please send us an email, complete our online enquiry form or call us on 020 7183 8950.
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Details of the cost of a consultation will be provided following your enquiry.
We regret that we are unable to review your case, consider papers or provide advice prior to a consultation or without being formally instructed. We do not offer alternative funding arrangements.
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