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Posted on
December 15, 2017
by
Keith Paul Bishop
One might expect that a sheriff's sale of stock pursuant to a writ of execution could not result in a viable claim for conversion by a judgment debtor. A California Court of Appeal, however, has ruled that it could.
In Duke v. Superior Court, Cal....
Duke v. Superior Court, foreclosure, conversion, Securities Litigation, sheriff's levy
Posted on
April 18, 2017
by
Keith Paul Bishop
Closely held issuers often include a repurchase right in their equity award agreements. I expect that in most cases, shareholders will comply with these provisions. When a shareholder doesn't, the company's most obvious cause of action will be for...
repurchase, conversion, Corporate Governance, Executive Compensation, Applied Medical Corp. v. Thomas, buyback rights, Justice Mark B. Simons
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