Yesterday's post highlighted one company's confusion about the vote required for shareholder approval of an equity compensation plan under the California General Corporation Law. Because the GCL does not impose a specific requirement for...
Some may be surprised to learn that a corporation need not be formed under the California General Corporation Law to qualify as a "domestic corporation". Corporations Code Section 167 defines "domestic corporation" to be "a corporation formed under...
Section 202 of the California Corporations Code lists those provisions that must be included in a California corporation's articles of incorporation in order for them the be accepted by the Secretary of State for filing. There are a number of other...
Corporate Governance, articles of incorporation, Bylaws, General Corporation Law, Section 204(a)
The last two posts have discussed what a corporation may do with fractions of shares. I entitled the first of these posts "Breaking Up Is Not Hard To Do – Fractions, Scrip And Scrippage" in partial reference to the song by Neil Sedaka and Howard...
Corporate Governance, fraction, fractional shares, General Corporation Law, Section 407, squeeze out
Keith Paul Bishop
