Board & Shareholder Disputes
Appropriate forms of resolution for businesses
Board and Shareholder Disputes
Disputes between directors or shareholders and the Board of a company happen frequently and regularly.
Although many law firms act only for individual directors or shareholders, or for Boards, we are experienced in advising both. We believe this offers us valuable insight into how best to resolve disputes of this nature. Our involvement is often kept quiet as publicity is seldom welcome in these matters.
We are experienced in resolving disputes by mediation or arbitration if appropriate, and if necessary through High Court action. Our specialist lawyers in these matters will offer you commercially focused, pragmatic advice on areas such as:
- the drafting and interpretation of shareholder agreements
- acting within the company’s Articles of Association
- bonus disputes
- directors’ legal and fiduciary duties
- whistleblowing
"Thank you Liz. Also, more importantly a huge thank you from us for all the hard work and tremendous diligence in handling our case. You have been an absolute joy to have on our side. There is no doubt we will work together again in the future." - Client
"Thanks again, we are delighted and thanks so much for doing a great job looking after our interests… we wanted to thank you for all your hard work and your patience and humour over a few of the frustrations that came our way." - ClientContact Us
Contact our Corporate and Commercial team online or call +44 (0)20 7329 9090
Liz Barton
Liz is a highly experienced lawyer advising companies and individuals on all aspects of corporate law, from advising on company constitutions and corporate governance matters, to group reorganisations and share and business disposals and acquisitions.
- Partner & Head of Corporate
- T: +44 (0)20 7778 7238
- Email me
Emma Hamnett
Emma is an experienced employment litigator, advising on all aspects of employment law and strategy, for both employers and senior executives.
- Partner
- T: +44 (0)20 7778 7245
- Email me