This supplement is designed for a basic business organizations course focusing on corporations, limited liability companies, and partnerships. Statutes include up-to-date versions of the Model Business Corporation Act as well as the Uniform Partnership and Limited Partnership acts. It also contains the Delaware Corporation Law and Delaware's Limited Liability Company Act. Selections from the federal securities laws that are typically covered in the basic business organizations course are also included. Significantly shorter than some other statutory supplements, it is easier to use and to bring to and from class. The supplement also includes some sample corporate documents, including a certificate of incorporation, bylaws, and minutes. These documents give the students hands-on exposure to documents talked about in class. Even with these sample documents the supplement retains a manageable size.
... or a domestic corporation, a domestic or foreign entity other than a domestic limited liability company may be ... entity other than a domestic partnership may be converted into a domestic partnership, a domestic partnership may be ...
(1A) The certificate must state— (a) the name and registered number of the limited liability partnership, ... of a limited liability partnership its members are the persons who subscribed their names to the incorporation document (other ...
(3) “Converted limited partnership” means the limited partnership into which a converting organization converts ... liability limited partnership; limited liability company; business trust; corporation; or any other entity having a ...
association, limited liability company, limited liability partnership, or corporation, foreign or domestic, who for another, whether pursuant to a power of attorney or otherwise, and who for a fee, commission, or other valuable ...
See Disciplinary R. Prof'l Conduct 1.04, cmt. 9. Based on Hoover Slovacek, contingent fee contracts are improper if they contain termination provisions requiring immediate payment of a firm's contingent interest because “this feature, ...
Indeed,there are many unlimited companies where liability of the members is not limited. ... of the partnership,all of the partners of thefirmare agents and are able toacttobind the firm andare bound by the actions ofthe other partners.
Covers the essentials of estate planning, details strategies for using a living trust to create a flexible estate plan, and explains the changes to the tax laws.
From the authors of Commentaries and Cases on the Law of Business Organization, this comprehensive yet concise Statutory Supplement provides relevant excerpts from state and federal statutes, SEC rules and regulations, restatements and ...
(Effectively, this will be a trade mark of the business. ... to be registered at Companies House (although, if the business name is also a registered trade mark, a new registration would have to be made to the Trade Marks Registry).
Similar treatment occurs if the Target is either a limited liability company or a partnership. ... (For a comprehensive discussion of C reorganizations, as well as other tax-deferred reorganizations and other tax aspects of mergers and ...