KNOWLEDGE CENTRE

Tag-along or drag-along? Most shareholders have no idea what these mean until it's too late. When a majority shareholder wants to sell, minority shareholders can get left behind, stuck with new owners they never chose, or forced to sell at terrible terms.

In my experience, most business relationships show cracks within 12 to 24 months. That's when you realize the other person isn't the right fit. That they're—let's be honest—not a Monet. And yet, most entrepreneurs wait until after that point to think about shareholder agreements.

After years of practicing law, it still surprises me that the number one reason shareholder agreements fail is that most companies simply don't have one.

What is the minimum number of directors a charity or NPO can have in Canada? This short post answers this frequently asked question.

Understanding share structures in Canada can be a complicated task, so we've simplified it! Check out our latest blog post to learn more!

Having smooth operations and conflict resolution among shareholders is critical. With that being said, how does a company achieve clear,...

This post discusses the legal requirements for naming a corporation in Canada, as well as how these elements can impact your name selection.

This article discusses incorporating a business in Canada, and how to properly structure a business corporation.

Just as a prenuptial agreement sets the terms for marriage, a Unanimous Shareholder Agreement (“ USA ”) functions as a "business...

Do you want your other shareholders to be able to sell their shares to people you don’t know? What happens when one of you wants out of...

Are you thinking of starting a business in Canada?  Curious about which corporate structure would be best for you? Read on!