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As a limited company, it is vital that you ensure that your shareholder agreements are accurate and binding. The shareholder agreement is the contract that regulates the relationship between your company and your shareholders. Most importantly, the shareholder agreement outlines how the company will be run and provides protection if things go wrong.
Drafting shareholder agreements can be complex and should be done by an expert so that there are no misunderstandings or gaps that could leave the company in a vulnerable position.
ScoMo has specialist lawyers that can assist with your shareholder agreement. Get in touch with us today for further advice, and one of our experts will be able to help. Contact us on 020 3972 9011 or complete our online enquiry form.
Why are shareholder agreements necessary?
Without a shareholder agreement in place, any disputes that may arise between shareholders and directors will need to be resolved by relying on the company's articles of association. The shareholder agreement is specifically in place to outline contractual remedies for disputes which the articles may not be able to cover.
Shareholder agreements are crucial in deciding things like who a shareholder sells his shares to when he leaves the company or what happens if a shareholder dies. It also covers details regarding the dividend policy and transferring of shares.
It is good to have terms in place that address and pre-empt issues that could come up not only for peace of mind, but also for the interests of the organisation and the people involved.
How can we help with shareholder agreements?
At ScoMo, we can help you avoid potential disputes and disagreements that could cause problems in the future. Making sure the agreement is precise and that it reflects your exact needs is very important, which is why we suggest contacting us for advice.
Our specialists have expertise in dealing with drafting and advising on shareholder agreements and assisting with any issues that may occur once an agreement is in place. Our years of experience mean that we will ensure that every eventuality is covered by the agreement so that your company and shareholders are sufficiently protected.
Contact our Shareholder Agreements Solicitors
Our expert commercial and company lawyers are here to help you understand what you need to include in your shareholder agreement and how the company, its staff, directors, and shareholders can be best protected. If you are unsure whether your current shareholder agreement covers everything you require or whether it provides sufficient remedies for potential disputes, we suggest that you contact us as soon as possible so that we can advise you as to the best course of action.
We can assist small, medium, and large businesses and have a wealth of knowledge and experience in drafting and reviewing shareholder agreements. We ensure that we are giving you high-quality advice and work tirelessly to do what is in the best interests of your company.
To find out how we can help you, contact ScoMo on 020 3972 9011 or complete our online enquiry form.
