- within Corporate/Commercial Law topic(s)
- with Senior Company Executives, HR and Finance and Tax Executives
- in United States
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"A Practical Guide for Shareholder Disputes" is an ongoing series that is designed for Alberta business owners, directors, and corporate advisors. This series explores key legal concepts and strategic options available when conflicts arise between shareholders in closely held companies.
About the Author - Nathaniel Brenneis
Nathaniel is an experienced commercial litigator at Brownlee LLP with a focused practice on shareholder disputes, corporate governance issues and complex business litigation. With a deep understanding of the legal and strategic considerations that arise in closely held corporations and partnerships, Nathaniel regularly acts for shareholders, directors, and corporations in high-stakes litigation involving oppression claims, derivative actions, breaches of fiduciary duty, and shareholder agreement disputes.
| Part 1 | Understanding Oppression Claims |
| Part 2 | Corporate Governance and How to Proactively Avoid Disputes |
| Part 3 | Derivative Action |
| Part 4 | The Indoor Management Rule |
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