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Conversion is not so easy, and so smooth a thing . . .

Entity conversions are a relatively new phenomena. The legislature first provided for conversion in 1999 when it enacted AB 197 (Ackerman), which

Much attention is focused on the power of corporations to indemnify corporate officers and other agents. In California, this is addressed by

Once upon a time, an independent accounting firm learned from a law enforcement source that its publicly traded client and two of its directors had

Corporations Code Section 313 generally provides that in the absence of actual knowledge of lack of authority, a contract executed by a corporation

The California General Corporation Law has imposes a single qualification to serve as a director - the person must be a "natural person". Cal. Corp

I've been seeing an increasing number of references to Bitcoin and other forms of virtual or crypto currencies in the news. For example, Jeffrey

It is widely assumed that if a contract, note or other instrument is signed by a corporation's president and its secretary, it will not be

Yesterday's blog discussed California's requirement that many domestic and foreign corporations send financial statements to their shareholders. If a

California is a net exporter of corporate charters, but it remains home to many corporations. As a result, the California Corporations Code has a

Anyone who has submitted a business filing to the California Secretary of State's office know that a serious problem exists. At present, the