This weeks New York Business Divorce proudly presents the 13th annual edition of Summer Shorts featuring brief commentary on five recent decisions of interest in business divorce cases in the New York courts.
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At-Will Employment Agreement Plus Mandatory Redemption Clause Leaves Minority Shareholder-Employees Out in the Cold
What happens when you cross an at-will employment agreement with a mandatory redemption requirement at a deeply discounted price? Find out in this week’s post.
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Legal Déjà Vu: The Law of Preclusion and Re-Litigation of Standing-Based Dismissals
In this week’s New York Business Divorce we take a deep dive into the law of res judicata and collateral estoppel, tackling a recurring issue in business divorce litigation: re-litigation following standing-based dismissals.
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Must a Professional Corporation Redeem the Shares of its Retired Shareholders?
This week’s post discusses what happens when shareholders of a Professional Corporation retire without an agreement governing the redemption of their shares.
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