Shareholder Agreements
If you are setting up a private limited company with others, the chances are that each of you will own shares in that company.
A Shareholders Agreement details amongst other things who owns the shares, what happens when a shareholder decides to sell, how the business will be run and the responsibilities of each shareholder.
A Shareholders Agreement can be set up at any time, whether it be on incorporation of the company or when a new shareholder comes onboard. It is a binding legal document and can provide clarity if in the future the shareholders fall into dispute.
Ashton Morton Slack is experienced in dealing with the various complexities involved in drafting a Shareholders Agreement. Our expert legal advice in this area could be a valuable addition to the foundation of your business.
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