So nearly 6 years ago, 3 friends and me created an online training company, focused crossfit mainly. At the beginning it was a small side hustle thing, but after 3 years we constituted it legally as an llc.

We all own 25% of the company, and earn money through revenue.

We don’t own many assets due to all being online activities, with a growing tendency nearly duplicating the prior years income, 2023 was 450k profit.

A couple months ago another of the partners started to be distant in a personal way, until one day it all exploded, with nothing to pinpoint as the trigger or what had happened (I’ve seen this attitude towards other friends in the past) even though we kept on working things were not as fluent and our activity started to slow down. Couple months in he turned one of the partners to his side, and they stared to the third that if they didn’t move to kick me out, they 2 would leave. Let’s say they are the face of the product. So he took the easy road and I was asked to abandon the company empty handed. (After asking them if they wanted to buy my shares, the company was vaulted just around 3mill)

Now I’ve got a lawyer and they are in the same position, but lowballing me with 25k.

I don’t want to push it to the actual value because I think they could just forfeight the company and start a new one doing the same activity with the same faces but under another umbrella.

So I don’t know what strategy I should follow to at least be granted what seems fair.