Can a publicly traded company invest in a privately owned corporation?
It certainly can. However, the officers of the company have a fiduciary duty not to act in their own self-interest.
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It certainly can. However, the officers of the company have a fiduciary duty not to act in their own self-interest.
Look at your LLC agreement see what the terms are for withdrawal. You likely have notice provisions that require your request to be in writing. ...
If you're in CA, you have to pay the $800. No ways around it as far as I know unless you move out of CA.
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I agree with my colleagues on this one. You will need an experienced immigration attorney. Plenty here on AVVO or I could refer one to you.
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