You are being excluded.
Assess your rights when access to information, participation in management, or distributions becomes disputed.
New York / Delaware
Business Conflict?
Legal representation in ownership disputes, business divorce, and breach of contract.
Finkel Associates represents businesses and their owners in ownership disputes, buyouts, minority freeze-outs, business divorce, and breach-of-contract matters involving New York and Delaware law. The firm evaluates your rights, the financial interests at stake, and the available paths to resolution.
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Your business. Your next decision.
Protect your position. Evaluate the path forward.
A buyout is on the table.
Evaluate exit rights, valuation provisions, payment terms, and the obligations that would survive a separation.
The owners cannot move forward.
Consider negotiated separation, changes in governance, and litigation where deadlock threatens the business.
Scope of representation
Focused on the work at hand.
The firm examines the governing agreements, ownership structure, and relevant facts, then assesses the available claims, defenses, and remedies. The strategy reflects your objectives, the economic stakes, and the consequences of negotiation or litigation for you and the business.
- Shareholder and LLC member disputes
- Minority-owner freeze-outs and exclusion disputes
- Business divorce and negotiated separations
- Buyouts and valuation disputes
- Books and records and information rights
- Control, fiduciary duty, and ownership agreement disputes
- Breach of contract and commercial disputes
Feliks Finkel is the founder of Finkel Associates and is admitted to practice in New York and Delaware. His experience in financial markets informs his advice on transactions, business disputes, and the financial interests at stake.
The firm explains the legal position, available options, and likely business consequences so clients can make informed decisions.
Representative matters ↗Discuss your business conflict.
Contact the firm about an ownership conflict, proposed buyout, business separation, or breach of contract. For a pending deadline, please call.
Please provide only a general description of your matter. Do not send confidential information or documents until invited to do so. Contacting the firm does not establish an attorney-client relationship or mean the firm has agreed to protect a deadline.