LeLand & Sons In Legal Battle Over Ownership

Its been revealed that Multi National corporation and Banking Giant LeLand & Sons has found itself in the middle of a legal battle that could see their entire corporate entity turned over to one man who has claimed a paternal ownership claim from out of the blue.
The company was a Business and manufacturing giant before former owner and financial wizard Harry LeLand took the reigns of the company from his father. With shrude investing and brand extension Harry LeLand pushed the exclusive company into the public domain and when stock was floated reaped the benefits seeing the company leap from Multi Million pound company into Billion pound Juggernaut.
Over the coming years LeLand proved to be as patient a businessman as he proved a profitable one and until his untimely death was regularly in Forbes top 100 Rich list. Through company expansion he moved LeLand & Sons into a formidable frame financially and made Harry LeLand, the only heir to his fathers company, a master of the stock market.

Harry LeLand

It was in mysterious circumstances that Harry LeLand died in New York City over Fifteen years ago. He was discovered to have had a fatal heart attack in the pouring rain near the site of a super human conflict between the mutant group The X-Men and an unknown force. When his death was confirmed LeLand & Sons took a heavy loss in the stock market and looked to be heading for trouble before the emergency and still C.E.O  of the company, Neil Travellian, took the reigns. Travellian responded to LeLands death quickly and soon had the stock fall under control. He nurtured the company and steered it through the difficult legal minefield that saw Harry LeLands controlling stock turned over to the board for safe keeping.

Now, with a mysterious man coming forward and claiming to be the long lost son of LeLand, Travellian must chart a careful course for the company while the negotiations surrounding ownership, controlling stock and inheritance are steadily picked through by Legal experts.

At current estimates LeLand and Sons is worth seventeen Billion pounds, with the controlling stock of thirty five percent (the prize likely to fall into the lap of the son of Harry LeLand) worth an estimated five point five Billion Pounds. A payday that would make anyone gasp.