It is common for individuals to get into an argument. It is more common that there are distinct differences, either in terms of day-to-day involvement, the expertise within the company’s business or financial investment and expectations.

The partners may have different roles within the company and therefore expect different outputs within the company. Whatever the role, company disputes will often arise between partners, between shareholders and directors, in either or (more usually) both capacities.

In the absence of an Agreement, it is very complicated and difficult to identify the terms of the partnership, and the rights and obligations associated with each individual.

At Maroof Solicitors we can assist in advising on and dealing with negotiations with your business partner and, if required, dealing with the litigated aspects of disputes.

Some of the most common situations we see are as follows: