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Our Legal Team
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Gary Price
Director
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Peter French
Director
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David Gray
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Randall D. Rogers
Associate
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Karen Lephart
Paralegal
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Shareholder Disputes
Indianapolis Shareholder Dispute Attorney
At Lewis & Kappes we help Indiana business owners resolve shareholder disputes. Our Indianapolis law office serves the needs of small and medium-sized business in a wide range of commercial transactions and disputes. We understand the laws that apply to partnership agreements and we understand the issues that create tension among shareholders.
Whether you need routine legal advice regarding a shareholder agreement or strong representation in a bitter partnership dispute, call our Indiana business law firm or click to contact a Indianapolis shareholder dispute attorney.
Our civil litigation practice provides knowledgeable legal counsel and effective trial lawyers for business clients throughout Indiana. We handle shareholder contract disputes involving:
- Breach of fiduciary duty
- Shareholder disputes against owners
- Shareholder disputes against managers
- Self-dealing (pursuing business opportunities for one's self that conflict with the best interests of the company)
- Minority owner rights
- Executive compensation, buyout agreements, and buyout rights
- Corporate deadlock disputes
- Shareholder appraisal rights
At Lewis & Kappes, our business litigation attorneys provide a full range of services for business owners and investors. We serve business clients in state and federal matters, including intellectual property, patent infringement, real estate and land use, commercial financing, and employment law
Serving Indiana business owners and investors
We represent shareholders in small businesses and large companies in shareholder contract disputes throughout Indiana. For effective handling of a ownership dispute, contact our Indianapolis partnership dispute lawyer.
Lewis & Kappes, P.C.
Indianapolis, IN
We represent businesses, local governments, and individuals throughout Indiana, including Indianapolis, Bloomington, South Bend, Fort Wayne, Lafayette, Gary, and Evansville.
