No - I am looking for examples and scenarios that others have experienced and the strategies they employed whether successful or not, that they used to counter in my opinion, the oppressive behavior of the majority owner. Even the best lawyer has a finite band width and experience.
And yes...
We are counter suing them based on a minority shareholder freeze out. They have sued claiming a fiduciary breach related to helping competitors. Their case is largely based on a small number of emails on a public discussion forum. Their actions are the latest in a series of events to obtain the...
Thank you adjusterjack. The injunction has not been heard by the court yet - the claim has been filed, hearing pending. Given these circumstances would such a commitment avoid the need for an injunction as its sworn under oath and would be presented during the hearing?
When facing a filed claim that includes an injunction to prevent a person contacting competitors, can the injunction be avoided by including a statement within an affidavit that states the person will not engage in the activities described in the injunction?