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Last week, I reported that Governor Newsom had signed SB 54 (Skinner) even while acknowledging in his signing message that it contained "problematic provisions".   SB 54 requires...

The California Real Estate Law is decidedly standoffish when it comes to limited liability companies.  While it allows corporations to be licensed as real estate brokers, it makes not...

The California Corporate Securities Law of 1968 applies a tripartite classification scheme to securities transactions.

As has been discussed in previous posts, Part 5 of the Corporation Securities Law of 1968 establishes violations and Part 6 prescribes remedies.

As has been discussed in previous posts, Part 5 of the Corporation Securities Law of 1968 establishes violations and Part 6 prescribes remedies.  For example, Corporations Code Section...

Litigation Partners, Ann Lee and Gregg Martin, published the article, "Do You Know About the Equitable Buyout Remedy for Fraud?", to The Recorder.

California Corporations Code Section 204(a)(4) permits the articles of incorporation to include a provision limiting the duration of a corporation's existence to a specified date.  I...

As I discussed in this post from earlier this month, SB 54 would have required institutional investors, securities and real estate brokers, and others to report diversity status of...

California institutional investors securities real estate brokers reporting diversity status of startup founding teams CA SB 54, CA Corporations Code Section 25231, Section 307 National Securities Markets Improvement prohibits California from requiring anything more SEC filing

Artificial intelligence (AI) has attracted a great deal of attention of late.  Last week, for example, CNN headlined a recent story "Elon Musk warns AI could cause ‘civilization...