Legal Question in Business Law in California

Re: stockholders meeting

Yes, especially if they voted on anything of substance.

However, is it going to be a situation where they can just outvote you no matter what?

You are still entitled to proper notice and participation in the shareholder meetings.

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Re: stockholders meeting

Yes.

Unless proper, statutory notice was provided nothing done at the meeting was valid.

The real question for you is why they did not invite or inform you of the meeting. It appears that there is a more fundamental problem here that needs to be addressed by you.