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Whether a close corporation, large company, or family business, companies usually grant different amounts of equity to executives or investors, depending on their potential or level of contributed capital. Some owners may find themselves in the majority and others in the minority, creating both opportunities and challenges later. Join us for a discussion on drafting and negotiating minority rights provisions in an LLC operating agreement or corporate charter, bylaws, and shareholders’ agreement (e.g., voting or appraisal rights) and how such provisions will affect a future merger or acquisition transaction (e.g., exit strategy and deal structuring).