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Over the past half century, both courts and legislatures have attempted to address the unique problems posed by shareholder relations in close corporations. Initially, the same law that governed public corporations also governed close corporations. Because of several significant differences between close and public corporations, however, this application of public corporation law frequently produced inequitable results. In response, courts began to fashion equitable solutions to the problems of close corporation shareholders, giving them greater freedom of contract, dissolution and buyout rights, and enhanced fiduciary duties. States have codified this unique treatment to varying degrees, and many have adopted special code sections governing close corporations.

The Venture Capital Solution to the Problem of Close Corporation Shareholder Fiduciary Duties