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Closely Held Corporations
Navigate the unique legal challenges of closely held corporations with this comprehensive resource. Covering formation, shareholder agreements, share transfers, fiduciary duties, and liability, Closely Held Corporations also examines shareholder oppression, deadlock, remedies, and derivative suits—equipping attorneys to advise clients and address ownership disputes.
Publisher: LexisNexis
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Closely Held Corporations provides comprehensive analysis of the legal issues that arise when forming, managing, and resolving disputes within a closely held business. Written by Professors Douglas K. Moll and Robert A. Ragazzo, this resource connects foundational corporate law principles with the distinctive challenges of corporations whose shares are not publicly traded.
Across nine chapters, the treatise examines incorporation and financing; shareholder voting agreements and other contractual arrangements; restrictions on share transfers; and piercing the corporate veil. Detailed coverage of fiduciary duties addresses care, loyalty, disclosure, controlling shareholders, indemnification, and insurance.
The book also explores conflicts among owners, including shareholder oppression and deadlock, along with available remedies. Its treatment of derivative suits covers the distinction between direct and derivative claims, demand requirements, standing, defenses, settlements, and procedural issues.
Designed for attorneys advising closely held businesses or handling shareholder litigation, Closely Held Corporations brings together analysis and citations to help readers structure ownership arrangements, assess liability, and navigate disputes.
The previous edition's ISBN is 9798341724389.
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