If You Haven’t Read It or Don’t Understand It, Don’t Sign It
08 / 28 / 2014
Whether oral, implied or written, businesses couldn’t exist without contracts. Whether you want others to be bound by your contract […]
Category: Corporate Law
Fiduciary Strings Attached to Members of Limited Liability Companies
08 / 21 / 2014
Managers and managing members of limited liability corporations (LLC’s) owe duties of care and loyalty (called fiduciary duties) to the […]
Fiduciary Duties No Laughing Matter for Mr. Ha
08 / 14 / 2014
Those who manage Limited Liability Companies (LLC’s) have many responsibilities. It’s up to them to run a business and make […]
Breaking Up Can Be Hard to Do Without Planning: Voluntary and Judicial Dissolutions of Partnerships
07 / 31 / 2014
When it comes to the dissolution of a limited partnership, you can do it the easy way or the hard […]
Whole Foods in Hot Water Due to Violations of False Advertising and Unfair Competition Laws
07 / 17 / 2014
One explanation why the supermarket chain nicknamed “Whole Paycheck” has such high prices is illegal practices. Whole Foods will pay […]
“The Ed Show” is More Than a TV Show, It’s a Partnership Lawsuit
05 / 30 / 2014
Ed Schultz hosts a TV show on MSNBC, not so imaginatively titled, “The Ed Show.” There’s so much more than […]
Men Behaving Badly: Insider Trading Bans Apply to Family Members of Executives
05 / 23 / 2014
Greed can end up costing you a lot of money and grief, especially if it motivates you to engage in […]
Investing in or Working with a Chinese Company May Be a Great Idea, If You Do Your Due Diligence
05 / 15 / 2014
China can have an irresistible attraction for American businesses and rightfully so. Its population of 1.3 billion (of the world’s […]
Not the Sound You Want to Hear
05 / 08 / 2014
It’s the sound of a $15.2 million dollar arbitrator’s award against you. Curtis J. Jackson, III, (more popularly known as […]
