Trick or treat – Could a shareholders’ agreement come back to haunt (or help) you?
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Abstract: Shareholders’ agreements often include buyout provisions, governing transfers of stock if an owner leaves the business. These provisions may, for example, prescribe a fixed price, valuation discounts for lack of control or marketability, and procedures for valuing the business during a shareholder buyout. This article summarizes a divorce case where a Louisiana appellate court upheld a trial court decision to partition assets based solely on the fixed value prescribed in the shareholders’ agreement. Baumbouree v. Baumbouree, La. App. 3 Cir., 202 So.3d 1077, No. 15–1053, July 13, 2016
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