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Motions to adjourn – do they end or continue a meeting?

June 24 2013 I've previously remarked on the different usages attached to the word "adjourn". Often a meeting will end with a motion to adjourn. Sometimes, a…

The burdens and standards of proof and review

April 4 2014 I expect that that most lawyers can explain the difference between the "burden of proof" and the "standard of proof". Some lawyers might be more…

Are bylaws required?

June 15 2012 Is a corporation required to have bylaws?

Snapshot: leases in USA (California)

May 29 2020 This article answers some of the key questions surrounding leases in USA (California), including lease agreements, landlord obligations and liabilities, termination and eviction rules and more.

44 law professors make a case against corporate social responsibility

February 10 2014 I was completely nonplussed when I saw this brief filed by 44 law professors in the appeal now pending before the U.S. Supreme Court in Sebelius v…

Q&A: real estate sale and purchase in USA (California)

June 4 2021 This Q&A covers the essential legal and practical considerations surrounding real estate sale and purchase in USA (California).

Snapshot: leases in USA (California)

June 4 2021 This article answers some of the key questions surrounding leases in USA (California), including lease agreements, landlord obligations and liabilities, termination and eviction rules and more.

In brief: land use in USA (California)

June 4 2021 This article answers some of the key questions surrounding land use in USA (California), including zoning and planning permission, historical and cultural preservation and expropriation.

First-step analysis: real estate in USA (California)

May 29 2020 A Q&A guide to real estate in USA (California), covering leases, real estate tax, competition, planning permission and much more.

In brief: land use in USA (California)

May 29 2020 This article answers some of the key questions surrounding land use in USA (California), including zoning and planning permission, historical and cultural preservation and expropriation.