By Andrew R. Schwartz | Published September 22, 2023 | Posted in Equitable Remedies | Tagged Tags: enrichment claims, equitable accounting, majority owners | Comments Off on Unjust Enrichment Claims in Disputes Among Company Owners
Unjust Enrichment Claims in Disputes Among Company Owners
Partners, members or shareholders typically have the same goals at the onset, but over time, differing priorities often become apparent. Some owners jockey for power, making self-interested financial moves or trying to induce other owners to give up their stake in the business. Some owners may accumulate more control and more money, leaving minority owners Read More
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