Shareholders’ Agreements
Rights and obligations as to how the business will be managed.
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Starting a new business is exciting, and there's a lot to consider. It's easy to get caught up in the day-to-day and forget about the bigger picture. One important thing that can sometimes get overlooked is a shareholders' agreement.
At first, everyone may agree that it's important to have a formal document in place. But as time goes on, other pressing matters can seem to take priority.
As the business grows and evolves, so do the visions and expectations of the shareholders. What seemed simple at the start can become more complicated. By the time you finally get round to creating the agreement, the business landscape may have shifted dramatically, and relationships between shareholders may have changed as well.
Delaying a shareholders' agreement can lead to misunderstandings and disagreements. It can make it harder to make decisions and move the business forward.
The sooner you have a clear and concise agreement, the better equipped you'll be to navigate the challenges and opportunities.
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