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The California Corporations Code is a strange place to look for guidance on the rights and obligations of spouses during marriage. However, Section 721b of the Family Code provides that the relationship between spouses is a fiduciary relationship...

In 1988, the California legislature enacted a unique fairness opinion requirement for certain "interested party" tender offers, including a share exchange tender offers (Section 183.5)...

In 1988, the California legislature enacted a unique fairness opinion requirement for certain interested party tender offers, including a share exchange tender offers or written proposals for a written reorganization or sale of assets.

In 1988, the California legislature enacted a unique fairness opinion requirement for certain interested party tender offers, including a share exchange tender offers or written proposals for a written reorganization or sale of assets.

Section 1601 of the California Corporations Code grants any shareholder the right to inspect the accounting books, records, and minutes of board and shareholder meetings ...

California's female director quota law was on trial last week. According to Brian Melley, a reporter for the Associated Press, a witness from the Secretary of State's office testified...

Section 1601 of the California Corporations Code grants any shareholder the right to inspect the accounting books, records, and minutes of board and shareholder meetings for a purpose reasonably related to the shareholder's interest as a shareholder.

The past two years have been dominated by the COVID-19 pandemic in multiple ways. While we have so far avoided a significant economic downturn, some businesses have been severely challenged...

As has been discussed many times in this space, the California General Corporation law purports to govern foreign corporations in a number of respects. One such provision is...

The California General Corporation law purports to govern foreign corporations in a number of respects. One such provision is Section 208 of the Corporations Code which applies contracts and real property situated in California.