
Peter J. Sluka
Professional Bio
Peter J. Sluka represents individuals and entities in all phases of complex commercial litigation. Peter focuses his practice on business divorce and intra-company disputes, including at mediation, arbitration, trial, and appeal. Regularly litigating in New York State and Federal Court, Peter handles all aspects of claims between owners of closely-held business entities, including disputes over business valuation, fiduciary duties, governing agreements, capital calls, dilution, shareholder oppression, and dissolution.
Can Majority-Authorized Action Still Breach Fiduciary Duty?
New York Business Divorce ·
Corporate Afterlife: Deadlock and Accounting in the Winding-Up Phase
New York Business Divorce ·
Ownership Without Partnership: A Lesson from the Second Department on the Plight of the Assignee
New York Business Divorce ·
Can an Equitable Accounting Find the Missing Cash?
New York Business Divorce ·
Hop Farmers Face Membership Forfeiture as a Deadlock Breaker and a Bitter Lesson on Pleading Shortcuts
New York Business Divorce ·