Legal session: Shareholders & Corporate Power Structures

Avoid making expensive mistakes. Learn how shareholders interact with each other and how the formal power structure of a corporation works, running down from shareholders to directors to officers to employees.

Featured Guests

Matthew Literovich – Senior Associate, Dentons

Matthew Literovich is a senior associate in Dentons’ Corporate group. Based in Toronto, he has significant experience in the technology, life sciences, and charities spaces.

Matthew works extensively with emerging companies and investors as a part of the Firm’s Venture Technology and Emerging Growth Companies group. He advises on incorporations, shareholder matters, reorganizations, equity and debt financings, mergers and acquisitions and other corporate-commercial issues that may arise.

Areas of Expertise:

1. Joint Ventures
2. Venture Capital
3. Directors and Officers
4. Mergers and Acquisitions
5. Ahmed Mudathir – Associate, Dentons

Ahmed Mudathir is an associate in Dentons’ Corporate group. Based in Toronto, his practice focuses on corporate and transactional matters for venture technology and emerging growth companies, as well as securities and mergers and acquisitions.

Prior to joining Dentons, Ahmed was a member of a leading national law firm focusing on corporate and commercial transactions, and leveraging the use of cutting-edge legal technologies.

Areas of Expertise:

1. Corporate
2. Securities and Corporate Finance
3. Mergers and Acquisitions
4. Venture Technology and Emerging Growth Companies
5. Venture Capital

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