Jonathan Wu

Jonathan W. Wu is a business litigation attorney and partner at The Weaver Law Firm. He represents businesses and business owners in disputes involving ownership, fiduciary duties, contractual rights, and control of closely held companies. His practice focuses on complex business litigation, including shareholder disputes, fiduciary duty disputes, and buy sell business disputes that arise when internal business relationships deteriorate. Jonathan Wu is often engaged when disagreements between owners or shareholders escalate beyond negotiation and require formal legal action. These matters frequently involve allegations of misconduct, breaches of fiduciary obligations, disputes over governance or management authority, or conflicts tied to contractual rights during business exits, forced transactions, or ownership transitions. He regularly represents clients in shareholder disputes involving closely held businesses. These conflicts often stem from disagreements over strategy, financial management, or governance, as well as breakdowns in trust among ownership groups. Jonathan Wu advises clients on disputes involving minority shareholder rights, voting control, and alleged misuse of corporate authority, with attention to the financial and operational impact of these conflicts. A significant portion of Jonathan Wu’s practice involves fiduciary duty disputes. These cases commonly arise when officers, directors, or managing owners are accused of acting contrary to the interests of the business. Mr. Wu helps clients evaluate claims involving loyalty, disclosure, and accountability, recognizing that fiduciary litigation often affects the future direction of the company. At The Weaver Law Firm, Jonathan Wu works closely with Richard Weaver and the firm’s business litigation team to represent clients across Texas, with a strong presence in Houston.