The Chancery Daily is reporting that the Plaintiff in Aibar Huatuco, M.D. v. Satellite Healthcare, CA No. 8465-VCG (Del. Ch. Dec. 9, 2013) has appealed the Court's December 9 order.
Details here.
LLC Law Monitor has the details of Alphonse v. Arch Bay Holdings, L.L.C., No. 13-30154, 2013 WL 6490229 (5th Cir. Dec.
At New York Business Divorce, Peter Mahler (who has graciously linked to Business Law Basics in his blogroll) identifies 10 classic blunders in business divorce cases. Mahler writes from the perspective of New York law, but much of the substantive advice in the article applies regardless of jurisdiction.
At Mosaic Magazine, Joshua Berman writes on a variety of issues in Jewish law or halakha, and in particular the distinction between statutory and common-law approaches to the law.
As noted in Chapter 13 of Business Law Basics, a “forum selection” clause, also called a “choice of forum” provision, is a contract clause that identifies the court (or permissible courts) where the parties must file a lawsuit in the event of any dispute regarding the contract. Prudent parties will negotiate a forum selection clause, as well as a “choice of law” provision (i.e. a clause that identifies which state or foreign substantive law will govern), in their contracts.