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A recent Alaska Supreme Court decisions addresses, but does not decide, the question of whether a corporation may punish a director by withholding corporate information.  In Borer v....

California legislature enacted AB 663 Chen in order to provide California corporations with greater flexibility to hold virtual-only meetings of shareholders. A virtual-only shareholder meeting may be held without either unanimous shareholder consent

Last year, the California legislature enacted AB 663 (Chen) in order to provide California corporations with greater flexibility to hold virtual-only meetings of shareholders.  Among...

Q: Starting in 2022, all HOAs have the option of utilizing the acclamation procedures in Civil Code §5103 when “the number of qualified candidates is not more than the number of vacancies to be elected.”

Though never a colony of England, California nonetheless has adopted the Common Law of England as the rule of decision in the state's courts (except when repugnant to, or inconsistent with...

Though never a colony of England, California nonetheless has adopted the Common Law of England as the rule of decision in the state's courts (except when repugnant to, or inconsistent...

The California legislature seems to have forgotten or ignored the historical differences between law and equity when it enacted the California Revised Uniform Limited Liability Company Act.

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Last summer, the Securities and Exchange Commission charged yet another corporate insider, Matthew Panuwar, with insider trading. This case was unusual because Mr. Panuwar did not trade in the securities of his employer, Medivation, or its yet-to-be announced acquiror.

Last summer, the Securities and Exchange Commission charged yet another corporate insider, Matthew Panuwar, with insider trading.  This case was unusual because Mr. Panuwar did not...