An ownership dispute can affect who controls company accounts, equipment, records, and day-to-day decisions. We represent owners and businesses in litigation arising from disagreements among partners, shareholders, or LLC members.
Start with the governing documents
The company agreement, bylaws, shareholder agreement, and ownership records help identify how decisions were meant to be made. We compare those documents with the conduct in dispute and the relief a client wants.
Address urgent operational consequences
Some disputes require prompt attention to threatened transfers, exclusion from operations, or competing demands for control. We can evaluate whether to seek or oppose temporary court relief while the underlying claims are developed.
Issues for review
- Management authority and disputed company decisions
- Owner access to records and business assets
- Claims affecting distributions or continued operations
Questions about this dispute
Are an LLC dispute and a partnership dispute interchangeable?
No. The entity type and governing documents matter. For Texas LLCs, Chapter 101 addresses company agreements and other aspects of the entity’s operation.
Can the business keep operating while owners litigate?
That depends on the dispute and the available agreements or court relief. Operational needs should be discussed early rather than left until trial.
Texas law references
General information. The application of these authorities depends on the dispute.