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As most securities lawyers know, California requires that the offer and sale of securities in an issuer transaction must be qualified unless the security or transaction is exempt or not subject to qualification
At a meeting last week, the Policy Subcommittee of the Investment Committee of CalPERS’ Board of Administration considered amendments to CalPERS’ Global Principles of Corporate Governance
California’s Uniform Limited Partnership Act of 2008, commonly known as Re-RULPA, established a mechanism by which partners can avoid a judicial dissolution of the partnership by purchasing for cash the partnership interest owned by the partners initiating the judicial dissolution proceeding
