Cleveland Partnership & Shareholder Dispute Lawyers

70 Years of Legal Experience Working for You

Whether you or your client is a shareholder in a closely held corporation or a partner in a partnership, disputes can occur.

Disputes may relate to:

• Who will manage the operations of an ongoing concern
• How or when a business will be sold
• The buy-out of a partner
• The winding-down of the business

Whatever the nature of the dispute, our Cleveland attorneys at Spangenberg Shibley & Liber LLP stand ready to assist you. We can help you protect your assets and achieve your business goals. If you have questions about your case, get in touch with our office today.

Spangenberg Shibley & Liber LLP has been retained by:

• General partners
• Limited partners
• Minority and controlling shareholders

We have represented those who have been denied rights or remuneration, as well as those who have had assets or control unjustly taken from them. Regardless of your dispute, we encourage you to call us. At Spangenberg, we have relevant and valuable experience to assist you or your business counsel in litigating and trying these complicated matters.

Experience With Partnership & Shareholder Disputes

Spangenberg has been retained by:

• General partners
• Limited partners
• Minority and controlling shareholders

We have represented those who have been denied rights or remuneration, as well as those who have had assets or control unjustly taken from them. Regardless of your dispute, we encourage you to call us. At Spangenberg, we have relevant and valuable experience to assist you or your business counsel in litigating and trying these complicated matters.

Spangenberg Shibley & Liber LLP: Effective Litigation Partners

Because Spangenberg is a trial practice law firm, corporate or personal business counsel often stay involved through the course of their client’s shareholder or partnership disputes. As litigation counsel, our Cleveland attorneys at Spangenberg investigate the matter thoroughly and develop litigation strategies designed to protect your assets and to maximize your recovery.

We recognize that, because significant assets are often tied in the business or partnership, stakeholders are often not able to pay large hourly fees out of pocket. A contingency or blended fee arrangement assures that a stakeholder will pay if and only if their litigation is resolved on agreed upon terms. This approach also aligns the interest of the client and the firm, assuring that you receive representation that is outcome driven, client focused and efficient.

Speak with our Cleveland partnership and shareholder dispute attorneys by calling (216) 600-0114 or filling out our online form.