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One of the most common claims of shareholder oppression in New Jersey, often leading to business divorce litigation, is the failure to pay distributions to shareholders.
Legal fees often should be awarded to a minority shareholder who is mistreated and oppressed by majority shareholders. The applicable statute allows the court’s discretion to a legal fee award in such a case. But it hardly ever happens. Why not?