Shareholder Agreement
Create a shareholder agreement for a corporation with two to four shareholders: board seats, reserved matters, share transfers and buyouts.
What this document does
An agreement among a small privately held corporation and its two to four shareholders, covering share ownership, board composition and director nominations, officers and the relationship to the bylaws, reserved matters that need a supermajority or unanimous shareholder approval, transfer restrictions with permitted transfers, a right of first refusal, optional tag-along and drag-along rights, optional preemptive rights, buyouts on death, disability, end of employment or bankruptcy, deadlock resolution, and confidentiality.
What it covers
- Parties
- Share Ownership
- Board of Directors and Management
- Reserved Matters
- Restrictions on Transfer
- Right of First Refusal
- Tag-Along and Drag-Along Rights
- Preemptive Rights
- Purchase of Shares on Exit Events
- Deadlock
- Confidentiality
- Securities Laws and Tax Matters
- Additional Terms
- General Provisions
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