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Jaroslav Vanek is a professor emeritus in the Department of Economics at Cornell University. He is recognized as a leading thinker on the subject of labor managed enterprises. In fact, he wrote a seminal work on the subject in 1970 - The General...
Although Rule 14a-8 is a federal rule, its application often turns on state corporate law. In most cases, the state law in question is the Delaware General Corporation Law because companies subject to the SEC's proxy rules are most commonly...
The Secretary of State is sponsoring AB 657 to allow both foreign and domestic corporations to indicate that they would like to receive notification from the Secretary of State's office by email.
The Assembly Banking and Finance and the Senate Banking and Financial Institutions Committees will be holding an oversight hearing on March 23. According to the Assembly Daily File, the purpose of the hearing is to consider "intial reactions,...
Nearly two decades ago, I wrote what I believe to be the first treatise on the corporate law of Nevada. Today, I'm pleased to announce the release of a new treatise, Bishop and Zucker on Nevada Corporations and Limited Liability Companies. Here is...
Look for the Commissioner of Corporations to be issuing a solicitation for comments on proposed changes to Rule 260.204.9. As will be discussed in a Guest Blog to be posted on Monday, the Commissioner has announced that he is considering changes to...
For the last several years, I've served as an adjunct professor at Chapman University School of Law, teaching classes in corporate governance, corporations, and sales and lease transactions. This past January, I moderated a panel at Chapman Law...
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