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You Don't Have to Agree to A Merger!
When you face an unwanted merger as a minority shareholder, call a Denver Business Lawyer at Williams Law, P.C. In addition to assisting with traditional types of minority shareholder oppression issues, our attorneys represent minority shareholders who prefer a cash-out payment based on fair value rather than putting up with a merger they hate. This procedure is statutory in the State of Colorado and has been enshrined in the Colorado Business Corporations Act. We also assist management in dealing with those shareholders who exercise dissenters' rights under the Colorado Dissenters Rights statutes.
- Notice of Intent to Exercise Dissenter's Rights
- Business Valuation Expert Assistance
- Minority Shareholder Oppression
- Valuation Dispute Litigation Under the Dissenter's Rights Statute
- Out of Court Settlement With Cash-Out
We insure management treats you honestly and fairly, as the law requires.
Nightmare: You have put years into a company, as well as your life savings. Now the bigshot majority shareholder wants to merge the company with another company he owns, which is (as usual) awash in debt and has zero revenues. He is desperate to save it somehow, and now he's going to try...at YOUR expense. Your interests will soon be worthless unless you do something. Its a disaster in the making. Call us at Williams Law, P.C. We will assist you to invoke all the protections of the Colorado Dissenters' Rights laws. We can petition the court to order him to pay you fair value for your interests.
For further research into dissenters rights and minority shareholder oppression, see the Colorado Business Corporations Act, Title 7, Article 113, codified as Colorado Revised Statutes 7-113-101 and the following; CRS 7-113-102, C.R.S. 7-113-103, CRS 7-113-201, C.R.S. 7-113-202, CRS 7-113-203, CRS 7-113-204, CRS 7-113-205, C.R.S. 7-113-206, CRS 7-113-207, and C.R.S. 7-113-208 et seq.