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Mergers and acquisitions Exclusion of a shareholder as an instrument for dispute resolution in a renewable energy group of companies

The results of our work: Thanks to our measures, the companies were able to continue their operations without the disruption caused by the conflict. By excluding a minority shareholder whose business ideas were not in line with those of the other shareholders, the dispute was resolved and opened up new opportunities for further development.

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What does a limited liability company “in organization” mean?

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The role of settlement in the debt collection process—is it always worth negotiating?

A settlement is a solution that is increasingly being used by both creditors and debtors in the debt collection process. Concluding a settlement involves reaching an agreement that satisfies both parties and avoids lengthy and costly court proceedings or enforcement.

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SINGLE-MEMBER LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY IN POLAND: IS IT POSSIBLE? PRACTICE, RISKS, ALTERNATIVES

A single-member limited liability company is a solution that allows an entrepreneur to operate as a capital company without the need for additional shareholders. In this article, we discuss how such a company functions in practice, what risks it entails, and when it is worth considering alternatives.

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