Shareholder Derivative Lawsuits and the Pre-Filing Requirements of Corporations Code §800(b)(2)
Shareholder Derivative Lawsuits and the Pre-Filing Requirements of Corporations…
Forming A New Business Entity? Why Seeking The Assistance Of An Attorney Could Save You Headaches In The Future.
Business transactions or investments often require the formation of an entity.…
Rights of Rescission on Contract Entered Into With a Corporation That is Suspended
In California, an entity that has been suspended is disqualified from…
Protecting Trade Secrets From Use by Former Employees
Companies commonly spend substantial resources in developing information that…
What Is An Integration Clause - And Why Should I Care?
Over the many years I have practiced law in California, I have dealt with a…
Michaelis v. Benavides - The Corporate Shield as a Sieve - Limited liability - Who knew?
Many small companies adopt the corporate form in order to shield their…
Employers Beware: Overtime Wages Must Be Paid to Salaried Employees
On September 30, 2012, Assembly Bill No. 2103 was signed into law, amending…
Circumventing Workers Compensation Preemption
Recently, one of our clients was sued by an allegedly negligent third party…
Court Holds That Corporation That Files Lawsuit Cannot Continue to Pursue the Lawsuit if it Files a Certificate of Dissolution While the Lawsuit is Pending
In July of 2009, the City of Lancaster resorted to a unique plan in an effort…
Corporations Take Risks by Bringing E-discovery In-House
Corporations often opt to handle e-discovery internally. However, Inside…