The word officer is used widely in the law. For example, there are judicial officers, peace officers, and constitutional officers. Even lawyers are often described as "officers of the court". See, e.g., Hickmanv.Taylor, 329 U.S. 495, 510 (1947) ("...
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California Senator Dave Min has authored an unfortunately numbered bill, SB 666, that would prohibit a "covered entity" from charging the following fees to a small business in connection with a commercial financing transaction:
State Senator Nancy Skinner recently rewrote SB 54 to require "institutional investors" to submit annually to the Department of Financial Protection & Innovation reports disclosing the following:
As discussed in this recent post, Judge Larry Alan Burns recently ruled that the plaintiffs in class action had adequately pled that a distributed autonomous organization (DAO) was a partnership under California law. Sarcuni v. bZX DAO, 2023 WL...
I have devoted several posts to a California commercial loan disclosure law that was enacted in 2018 - SB 1235 (Glazer). Although the bill became effective on January 1, 2019, lenders were not obligated to comply until the Department of Financial...
As has been widely reported today, a New York Grand Jury has indicted former President Donald J. Trump on multiple counts of "falsifying business records" in violation of New York Penal Law Section 175.10. That statute defines falsifying business...
A Decentralized Autonomous Organization, or DAO, is a governance structure popular with devotees of cryptocurrencies and blockchain technologies. It is decentralized because holders of tokens, rather than a board of managers, make decisions. See ...
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