Shareholders Agreement
You may need a Shareholders Agreement or Investment Agreement when a third party wishes to invest in your company. Sometimes they can also be appropriate where you and one or more founder entrepreneurs are setting up a company.
These are highly bespoke documents and can range from the very simple to the very complex.
A standard agreement might include clauses dealing with sale of shares in the future and ‘veto’ items which prevent certain actions taking place without an agreed level of shareholder consent.
You will find simple template shareholders’ agreement for sale here. As a founder entrepreneur with a controlling shareholding you may well find that you can secure all the protection you need through the Articles. This can save time and money. We suggest you read the Everyman Fact Sheet: Shareholders’ Agreements – do I need one?
Our Standard Shareholders Agreement Services:-
Please do not hesitate to contact an Everyman Solicitor on 0845 868 0960 for a free discussion about Shareholders’ Agreements or email everyman@everymanlegal.com
The Everyman Legal Resources area has been introduced in response to our solicitors' frustration at not being able to assist business people and individuals who need to create legal documents but do not have the budget to engage a solicitor to provide them with a fully bespoke service.
Our documents are designed to be flexible and easy to amend. Accordingly, no template documents for sale through our website include any non-standard formatting.