When majority shareholders want to force a minority owner out of the company, there are a variety of means for doing so. One of the most popular methods is the unnecessary capital call.

One recent case involved a client who was a part owner of a corporation that seemed, on the surface, to be in need of money. » Read More

Minority shareholders often do not work at the company, and are not involved in management, making them, for lack of a better word, “passive investors.”  While no broad rule can ever be applied to everyone, it is these types of minority shareholders who are the most vulnerable to abuse by the majority shareholders. » Read More