Partners who once shared a vision now disagree about what the business is worth, who contributed what, and how assets should be divided or sold. These disputes often carry an element of financial distress: the dissolution itself may threaten the enterprise’s going-concern value, and delay can erode the very assets the parties are fighting over.

Jeremy has spent four decades representing majority and minority owners, managing partners and limited partners, founders and investors in these fractured relationships. He understands the valuation methodologies, the governance mechanics, and the human dynamics that drive these disputes toward resolution or deadlock. His precision-driven approach focuses on getting to the real numbers and the real interests, so parties can reach resolution before the value they’re fighting over disappears.