Denise Rahne

Mar 20, 2025 | jdsupra.com | Thomas Berndt |Denise Rahne

A common adage tells us that in the absence of information, people tell themselves a story. In the corporate version, add in frayed business relations, and the plotline quickly thickens with suspicion and distrust. Minority shareholders, because they lack control over a company’s operations and financial information, will at times find themselves in this very position—suspicious and distrustful—leading them to ask a very logical question: When and how can I access information about the business?