>But Cass followed up later with an email that he didn’t want to give up his shares in the company.
Well, it's his property. Why should he give it up/away? That's also the risk you take when you go with someone else into business - that they simply can stop working and keep 50% (or whatever share) of the business and it's their good right to do so.
Well, it's his property. Why should he give it up/away? That's also the risk you take when you go with someone else into business - that they simply can stop working and keep 50% (or whatever share) of the business and it's their good right to do so.