Yesterday, I wrote about electronic filings of notices of exemption under Corporations Code Section 25102(f) and 10 CCR § 260.103.
Keith Paul Bishop
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For the last five years, the Commissioner of Corporations has required that notices of exemption filed pursuant to Corporations Code § 25102(f) be filed electronically, except in cases of demonstrable hardship. See 10 CCR § 260.102.14(f). Electronic...
In 1999, the Business Law Section of the California State Bar sponsored AB 197 (Ackerman). That bill established a comprehensive scheme under the California Corporations Code for the conversion of limited partnerships and limited liability companies...
I've welcomed the enactment of SB 392 (Florez) which authorizes the Contractors' State License Board to issue contractor's licenses to limited liability companies. Potential LLC licensees should note, however, that SB 392 imposes significant surety...
My friend, Bill Twomey, suggested a post describing how to get copies of securities and franchise filings made with the Department of Corporations. It's actually pretty easy. The DOC maintains the California Electronic Access to Securities...
In September 2009, I submitted a petition to the California Office of Administrative Law (OAL) for a determination that CalPERS' placement agent disclosure guidelines constituted illegal, underground regulations. Although the OAL accepted my...
A few years back, I had the great pleasure of serving with Bruce Dravis as Co-Chairman of the Corporations Committee of the Business Law Section of the California State Bar. The American Bar Association's Business Law Section will soon be releasing...
In 2003, California Senator Martha Escutia introduced a bill to make "technical nonsubstantive changes" to a provision of the California Civil Code dealing with construction defects. The bill passed out of the Senate and the Assembly without...