An investor buys into an S-Corp. He pays $ 10K over par value
After satisfying all of the company's obligations to creditors, any remaining funds are distributed to its shareholders in accordance with any...
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After satisfying all of the company's obligations to creditors, any remaining funds are distributed to its shareholders in accordance with any...
At a minimum you should consult with an experienced Intellectual Property Attorney to ascertain your exposure to an infringement claim.
A well-drafted Tenants-in-Common Agreement would address your issue. Assuming you do not have such an agreement or it doesn't address the issue,...
It certainly sounds like a reduction in security and not a loan or other transaction that requires repayment. To be sure, review the lease and the...
The LLC needs to authorize the transfer prior to executing and recording a deed. If there is debt secured by the property, the transfer may trigger...
This sounds like due diligence for a divorce action, in which case you should direct your questions to a Divorce or Family Attorney.
I'm afraid the corporate records are subject to the subpoena, barring unusual circumstances (e.g., trade secrets) that would have to be established...
You can use the Find A Lawyer link at the top of the page to search for an Antitrust or Internet Attorney in your area. You not only must establish...
This is a repeat question. Assuming you and the other members did not take distributions of LLC assets and thereby left the LLC unable to pay its...
Assuming it's a general partnership (and not an LLC), the sale of a partner's interest typically will dissolve the partnership unless the remaining...