The Delaware Corporate and Legal Services blog hosts a short piece explaining the business judgment rule, a critical component of corporate law.
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Post date: Posted on: October 31, 2014
Post date: Posted on: October 24, 2014
Let restaurant proprietors take note: In New York Pizzeria, Inc. v. Syal,[1] the U.S.
Post date: Posted on: October 9, 2014
Judge James T. Vaughn, Jr.
Post date: Posted on: September 24, 2014
The case is Noel B. v. Anna Maria A. (N.Y. Fam. Ct. Sept. 12, 2014). An excerpt from the opinion:
Post date: Posted on: September 11, 2014
Consider the persimmon. No wild fruits are so sweet and delectable as ripe persimmons after the first fall freeze, if you can beat the birds to them. But a green persimmon is not just less tasty; it is inedible. Not even a ‘possum will eat a green persimmon.
Post date: Posted on: August 28, 2014
Some types of business entities (most famously, corporations) offer limited liability to their managers, owners, and officers. That is, under most circumstances such parties will have no personal liability for debts incurred (through tort or contract) by the business entity.
Post date: Posted on: August 21, 2014
It's a few months old, but this article from the Florida Bar Journal on Florida’s New Revised LLC Act is worth reading.
Post date: Posted on: July 7, 2014
[Cross-posted at BergerHarris.com]
Post date: Posted on: June 30, 2014
Berger Harris partner and Business Law Basics co-author Brian Gottesman was interviewed by Family BusinessCast on the advantages of
Post date: Posted on: June 22, 2014
In the latest issue of NH Bar News, attorney Lisa Thompson summarizes four recent US Supreme Court decisions involving intellectual property litigation issues—awards of attorneys' fees in paten