Many start-up companies suffer from conflict at the top. Often founders will be shareholders, owe duties as directors and be employed by the company giving rise to an array of obligations.
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Ivor Adair
Ivor Adair
Ivor Adair is a partner at employment and partnership law specialist Fox & Partners
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