Minority LLC members in Georgia have real legal protections when majority co-owners freeze them out of decisions, withhold distributions, or push them toward a lowball exit. Georgia's Limited Liability Company Act gives minority members the right to inspect records, enforce the operating agreement, pursue breach of fiduciary duty claims, and seek judicial dissolution in serious cases. The smartest first move is documenting the misconduct early, submitting a formal records inspection demand, and consulting an attorney before engaging the other side directly. A negotiated buyout often resolves these disputes faster and cheaper than litigation, but when majority members act in bad faith or dissipate assets, business litigation in Georgia Superior Court provides meaningful remedies including fair-value buyout orders and damages awards.