
Minority Shareholder Rights in Ontario: What to Do if You’re Frozen Out of Your Business
Shareholder disputes are a common source of commercial litigation in Ontario, particularly in closely held corporations where a small group of individuals own and operate the business. While majority shareholders often control corporate decision-making, minority shareholders still have legal rights and protections under Ontario law. Problems can arise when majority shareholders attempt to exclude minority...
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