LEGAL DOCTOR: Dealing with the difficult decision to remove a director

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Source: Winckworth Sherwood

For a dynamic business you need more than placeholders on your board, so when a director is no longer contributing and acting in the company’s best interests, it may be time for the board to consider a change. But take care, warns Winckworth Sherwood’s David Emery, there are right and wrong ways to go about removing senior management.

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