They Called Me a “Charity Case” at the Family BBQ — By Morning, Their Empire Had 30 Days to Survive

there’s the matter of equity distribution and the transition of management.”

“Our shares,” Morgan said quickly. “When do we get paid?”

“That,” I said, “depends on your expense reports.”

I slid folders across the table—one to each of them. Christopher opened his with shaking hands.

“Five years of company expenses,” I explained. “The buyer has a clawback continue reading …