Yikes! That was a bad one. But there’s your James Marshall Hendrix reference for the day. Shareholder oppression is another easy-to-say, hard-to-apply legal standard that can trigger the break-up of a closely held corporation. Broadly, it applies where a dominant shareholder squeezes out or excludes a minority shareholder from having a say in the corporation’s …
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