Can I be FDIC insured with $1,000,000?
Generally, you cannot be forced to sell your shares unless specific provisions exist in the company’s articles of association or a shareholders' agreement. These documents often include "compulsory transfer" or "drag-along" rights, which allow majority shareholders to force minority owners to sell their shares during specific events, such as a company sale, your resignation from a role, your bankruptcy, or a change in company control. If no such provisions exist, a forced sale is extremely difficult to achieve legally without your mutual agreement. If you find yourself in a dispute, it is crucial to review your shareholder documents carefully or consult with a legal professional to understand your specific obligations, as these contracts dictate the conditions under which your ownership can be challenged or terminated.
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