Partnership Disputes Can Be Complicated; We Can Help
Business partners can fall out of love with each other just as marriage partners sometimes do. When serious disputes or inequities arise between business owners, the best option may be to end the relationship. The Pellegrino Law Firm P.C. has worked with clients throughout Connecticut.
We represent business owners, shareholders, partners or other business clients in business ownership disputes. Resolving these disputes is sometimes referred to as corporate divorce because it involves untangling and separating complex financial interests and can also involve strong emotions.
What We Do To Help
First, we listen to your situation and your desired outcome. Do you want complete control of the business? Do you want to get your money out and walk away? Do you want to continue to work together but in significantly different roles? We can help you determine the answers to those difficult questions.
Next, we analyze the problem and develop a plan for achieving your goal. Because of our extensive experience in business law and litigation, we know how to break up various types of business entities in a way that meets all regulations and also protects our client’s interest.
If you want to restructure or realign your relationship, we can provide general business advice and redefine and enforce responsibilities. If it is time to close the doors and call it quits, we may move to have a receiver appointed, dissolve the business and/or sue for breach of fiduciary duty. We have the experience and knowledge needed to help you from beginning to end.
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From the creation of your business to dissolving it, we can help you through
all stages of the process. If you are involved in a partnership dispute, shareholder conflict or any other type of ownership dispute, please contact The Pellegrino Law Firm P.C. in our New Haven office by calling
203-787-2225 today.
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