Shareholders' Agreements, Disputes and Protection (May 23)
Category: Company Law & Insolvency | Duration: 1hr | Tag: VODIRE2332 | Type: Video | Speaker: Sean Nolan | Date: 25/05/2023 11:30
Course Details
During this course Sean Nolan examines the following topics:
- What is the legal status of the relationship of the shareholders if a shareholders’ agreement is not used?
- Examples of the kind of disputes which can arise.
- What needs to be addressed in a shareholders’ agreement.
- Instil confidence in the attendees to be able to draft a shareholders’ agreement or the heads of agreement for legal advisers to implement.
CPD Course Speaker
Clark Hill Solicitors
Sean Nolan
Sean Nolan is a partner in Clark Hill Solicitors LLP, where he practices commercial law, M&A, inward investment, joint ventures, shareholders’ agreements and IP. He is qualified as a solicitor in both Ireland and England, having attended University College London (LL.B.) and London Metropolitan University (MA Business Law). He is co-author of Buying and Selling a Business – Tax and Legal Issues published by the Irish Institute of Taxation and M&A – Protecting the Purchaser, published by Kluwer Law International and is an author of Business Law published by Oxford University Press and the Law Society of Ireland. He is a member of the Business Law Committee of the Law Society of Ireland and has published various articles on business law subjects in professional journals. He has also lectured at the Law Society on company law.