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Conflict Between Shareholder and Corporation

By Francis Pileggi on February 8, 2006
Posted in Selected Articles by Francis

This articles discusses the conflict when the same attorney attempts to represent a shareholder and corporation.
Florida Appellate Court Allows Attorney to Represent Majority Shareholder But Not Corporation; The Bencher, January/February 2006

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