Every publicly traded California corporation and every publicly traded foreign corporation that is registered with the California Secretary of State to transact intrastate business must file an annual Corporate Disclosure Statement. Cal. Corp. Code...
In this post, I questioned the accuracy of the California Secretary of State's definition of "publicly held corporation", a term that is used in both the female and underrepresented communities quota statutes. Cal. Corp. Code §§ 301.3(f)(2),...
A California corporation or a foreign corporation that has registered to transact intrastate business in California may be required to file either one or two annual statements with the Secretary of State. It may also be subject to California's quota...
On March 1, the Secretary of State released the report on California's female director quota requirement mandated by Corporations Code Section 301.3. The report is included on the Women on Boards page of the Secretary's website. That page also...
Yesterday, the California Secretary of State's office released what is calling the "Women On Boards" report. The Secretary of State's office is required to publish this report on its website pursuant to Corporations Code § 301.3. Below are the...
Choosing a name for a business entity is one thing, getting that name approved by the California Secretary of State is another. The Corporations Code places specific restrictions on the names of corporations, limited partnerships and limited...
Note to readers: This blog has been updated to correct and clarify the original posting.
A foreign corporation registering to transact intrastate business in California must disclose, among other things:
The California Secretary of State's office recently announced the activation ofa new Uniform Commercial Code Online web portal. The new portal allows users to "conduct free searches, access free copies, file notices of lien documents, and more".
California law requires that every California stock, agricultural cooperative and registered foreign corporation file a Statement of Information with the California Secretary of State. Initial statements must be filed within 90 days of registering...