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Litigating Business Breakups with Peter Mahler

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In Episode 3 of The Litigation War Room podcast, Maxwell Goss speaks with Peter Mahler, a litigator and thought leader in the growing area of "business divorce" law, i.e., cases involving breakups and disputes among co-owners of closely held business entities. Peter discusses Jacobs v. Cartalemi, an influential case for LLC member litigation. Peter also offers his insights on representing business owners and the evolution of business divorce law.

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“Very simply, business divorce is the separation of business owners who don’t want to be together anymore. It can be an amicable parting of the ways, or it can be a very nasty, drawn-out, expensive, litigated parting of the ways.”

-Peter Mahler

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  • 00:19 – Introduction
  • 01:19 – About Peter
  • 02:50 – What is business divorce?
  • 05:08 – Business divorce and shareholder oppression
  • 08:14 – Peter’s typical clients
  • 10:54 – LLC vs. corporation
  • 16:09 – Jacobs v. Cartalemi
  • 22:05 – Farro v. Schochet
  • 29:21 – LLC laws in different states
  • 33:13 – Peter’s advice for litigating a business divorce case
  • 38:56 – How to find more of Peter online
  • 40:34 – Business appraisal

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Peter A. Mahler concentrates his litigation practice on business divorce cases involving dissolution and other disputes among co-owners of closely held business entities, such as limited liability companies, corporations, and partnerships. He represents both control and non-control owners, often involving family-owned businesses. Peter frequently counsels business owners prior to litigation, not only to advise them of their rights, but to assist in designing and negotiating an amicable separation of the parties. His counsel helps avoid litigation by means of a buy-out, sale, or division of business assets.

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About Peter Mahler

New York Business Divorce

Business Divorce Roundtable

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The Litigation War Room is hosted by litigation lawyer Maxwell Goss. Max represents clients in intellectual property and business cases throughout Michigan and around the country, bringing forceful advocacy and creative solutions to every case he handles.

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34 episodes

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In Episode 3 of The Litigation War Room podcast, Maxwell Goss speaks with Peter Mahler, a litigator and thought leader in the growing area of "business divorce" law, i.e., cases involving breakups and disputes among co-owners of closely held business entities. Peter discusses Jacobs v. Cartalemi, an influential case for LLC member litigation. Peter also offers his insights on representing business owners and the evolution of business divorce law.

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“Very simply, business divorce is the separation of business owners who don’t want to be together anymore. It can be an amicable parting of the ways, or it can be a very nasty, drawn-out, expensive, litigated parting of the ways.”

-Peter Mahler

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  • 00:19 – Introduction
  • 01:19 – About Peter
  • 02:50 – What is business divorce?
  • 05:08 – Business divorce and shareholder oppression
  • 08:14 – Peter’s typical clients
  • 10:54 – LLC vs. corporation
  • 16:09 – Jacobs v. Cartalemi
  • 22:05 – Farro v. Schochet
  • 29:21 – LLC laws in different states
  • 33:13 – Peter’s advice for litigating a business divorce case
  • 38:56 – How to find more of Peter online
  • 40:34 – Business appraisal

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Peter A. Mahler concentrates his litigation practice on business divorce cases involving dissolution and other disputes among co-owners of closely held business entities, such as limited liability companies, corporations, and partnerships. He represents both control and non-control owners, often involving family-owned businesses. Peter frequently counsels business owners prior to litigation, not only to advise them of their rights, but to assist in designing and negotiating an amicable separation of the parties. His counsel helps avoid litigation by means of a buy-out, sale, or division of business assets.

----------

About Peter Mahler

New York Business Divorce

Business Divorce Roundtable

----------

The Litigation War Room is hosted by litigation lawyer Maxwell Goss. Max represents clients in intellectual property and business cases throughout Michigan and around the country, bringing forceful advocacy and creative solutions to every case he handles.

----------

Show Website

Twitter

LinkedIn

Facebook

  continue reading

34 episodes

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