Legal Question in Business Law in New York

Re: injuction

only a court can issue an injunction. your shareholder agreement should have the methods for a sale or you sound like you need a judicial dissolution you can call me at 516 946 7100 for a free telephone consultation

Re: injuction

You would need to go to court and sue to obtain an injunction which could be difficult to do if all you have is a suspecion that he might try to do that. You may want to consider alternatives such as ensuring that a potential buyer is aware that you are a co-owner. This strategy is effective but legally complex, because you need to be sure that you have the right to prevent a sale.

You should in either case seek legal advice before proceeding -- this is a complicated situation and you would be doing yourself a disservice if you do not consult with a lawyer.

You may contact me at (212) 695-6400.

Best of luck.

Re: injuction

Dear sir or madam:

What form of business do you and your partner share? (e.g., corporation, partnership, LLC, etc.)?

An injunction is a court order and can be costly to obtain.

You should first have an attorney review your relationship with your partner, and then determine how best to protect your interests.

Contact my office directly at [email protected] for a free initial consultation.

Anthony S. Park