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Category: Business Law
New York Business Divorce - January 30, 2012
It's not surprising that the ancient adage, "Never mix family and business," is more honored in the breach than the obse
Bankruptcy Ontario - January 23, 2012
Question: My Husband and I are considering going through a consumer proposal. We originally went to a Debt Settlement company. Although the rep has been very helpful, there is a fe
New York Business Divorce - January 23, 2012
A company's financial statements constitute the core data used by business appraisers to value shareholder equity in statutory appraisal
New York Business Divorce - January 16, 2012
Back in 2008, I wrote a couple of posts about the Youngwall case in which the court ordered involuntary dissolution of a
California Business Law Blog - January 14, 2012
California is now the world's ninth largest economy. Which is quite something and remains the U.S. state with the largest economy ranked by GDP, but it was until recently, the eigh
New York Business Divorce - January 09, 2012
Let's face it: If you have a close corporation shareholders' agreement or LLC operating agreement including a buy-sell pro
Bankruptcy Ontario - January 09, 2012
Question: There is no equity in our house. We have two mortgages on the house and the total of those mortgages equals about what the house is worth or maybe more than what the house is worth. So if we were to sell for the total amount owing on the house, wiping out both mortgages
California Business Law Blog - January 08, 2012
Legalzoom.com has been accused in California of the unauthorized practice of law, as well as providing ineffective estate planning documents.
Bankruptcy Ontario - January 07, 2012
Question: I am separated from last three years and have a house which my husband gave me in mutual agreement. now I found out that he filed a bankruptcy in 2010 and not cleared yet. I am trying to sell my house will I be facing any problem due to his bankruptcy. The house is on m
California Business Law Blog - January 05, 2012
California Governor Jerry Brown is proposing increased taxes as the solution to the state's budget problems:Brown, a 73-year-old Democrat, wants to raise income taxes on individuals making at least $250,000 a year to 10.3 percent from 9.3 percent, and would boost sales [tax] levies to 7.
New York Business Divorce - January 02, 2012
I'm pleased to present my fourth annual list of picks for the past year's ten most significant business divorce cases. This year's c
New York Business Divorce - January 02, 2012
I'm pleased to present my fourth annual list of picks for the past year's ten most significant business divorce cases. This year's c
California Business Law Blog - January 01, 2012
Opponents of the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) are gaining momentum, reports paidContent.org:Not long ago the controversial law known as the Stop Online Piracy Act was poised to
California Business Law Blog - January 01, 2012
Ringing in a new year means news laws, and this year, new California laws include:Perhaps most controversial, the Dream Act allows in-state tuition rates for qualifying illegal immigrants.Public schools must include lessons about gay and lesbian historical achievementsCough syrup and
California Business Law Blog - January 01, 2012
Enacted in October 2011 and effective today, January 1, 2012, Corporations Code Section 2500 et seq. and Section 14600 et seq. create two new types of business entities, the flexible purpose corporation and the benefit corporation. Both allow the organization of corporations which are, while not ...
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