Business Owner Disputes
Helping Business Owners Protect Their Rights
Co-owners, partners, shareholders, officers, directors and managerial employees of a business have legal duties to the business and can be held accountable for failing to uphold those duties. Additionally, owners may disagree among themselves as to how best to implement those duties.
At Del Valle Law Firm, P.C., in Houston, Texas, we provide effective representation to owners and other interested parties in disputes about or arising out of business ownership arrangements, business arrangements, and business operations. If you are involved in a business owner dispute, contact us to discuss how we can aggressively protect your interests.
Pursuing Your Goals in Business Disputes
Our experienced business attorneys use their knowledge of the law and the latest methods and technologies to represent clients in the full range of business owner disputes, including the following:
- Shareholder derivative lawsuits
- Conspiracy, embezzlement and conversion claims
- Trade secret disputes
- Business disparagement claims
- Breach of fiduciary duty claims
- Dissolution disputes
- Lawsuits against directors and officers
- Breach of contract
- Fraud
- Misrepresentation
- Non-compete agreement disputes
- Buy/sell agreement disputes
Our lawyers are experienced at handling these disputes with regard to partnerships, corporations, limited liability corporations (LLCs), professional corporations, professional associations, and other business entities. If you are involved in a business owner dispute, contact us to get experienced business attorneys on your side.
Untangling Closely Held Businesses
In the world of closely held entities, disputes can plague even a healthy business if the owners can no longer agree on how to operate the business, how to divide the profits or other issues.
We have extensive experience resolving disputes and representing clients in litigation over partnership agreements — including general partnerships, limited partnerships and limited liability partnerships (LLPs) — shareholder agreements, operating agreements, buy-sell agreements and other closely held business arrangements.
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