What Business Dispute Services Does Brodsky Law Offer?
Business disputes can threaten the stability and profitability of even the most established companies. Whether a conflict arises between partners, among shareholders, or between a business and a third party, the financial and operational consequences of unresolved disputes can be severe. Under the California Corporations Code and California's Revised Uniform Limited Liability Company Act, business owners and members have specific rights and obligations — and when those are violated, legal remedies are available. Sasha Brodsky has represented businesses and business owners in dispute resolution matters throughout Santa Cruz County and California since 1998.
Partnership and LLC member disputes are among the most common business conflicts Sasha handles. Under California Corporations Code Section 17704.10, LLC members may seek judicial dissolution when it is not reasonably practicable to carry on the company's business in conformity with the operating agreement. Sasha also represents clients in shareholder derivative actions, where minority shareholders seek to hold corporate directors and officers accountable for breaches of fiduciary duty, self-dealing, or mismanagement. These cases require careful analysis of the business judgment rule and the specific duties of loyalty and care that fiduciaries owe under California law.
Litigation is not always the most efficient path to resolution. Sasha frequently advocates for mediation and arbitration as cost-effective alternatives that can preserve business relationships and resolve disputes more quickly than court proceedings. When a dispute involves a contract with a mandatory arbitration clause, Sasha guides clients through the arbitration process and ensures their rights are protected. However, when negotiation and alternative dispute resolution fail, Sasha is prepared to pursue or defend claims aggressively in court — including seeking injunctive relief, damages, and judicial dissolution when circumstances require it.
Sasha's scope of counsel includes but is not limited to:
Whether you are facing a deadlocked partnership, a shareholder oppression claim, or a dispute over management authority, Sasha works to resolve conflicts efficiently while protecting your financial interests and business operations. He evaluates each situation to determine whether negotiation, mediation, arbitration, or litigation offers the best path forward — and pursues that path with thorough preparation and strategic focus.
For an overview of all business law services, visit our Business Law page. Contact Sasha Brodsky to discuss your business dispute matter.