I agree with the previous answers. As a business attorney with a science background, I will say that a valid patent (issued or pending) *merely*...

Your concerns do raise potential corporate governance and fiduciary duty issues, though there are a lot of facts still missing. In most business...

I agree with Attorney Robinson’s cogent answer. I would add that, depending on the form of the purchase price (that is, all cash, all units in...

In a nutshell, “no.” The change from a single-member LLC to a multi-member LLC should not impact the annual fee for existing as an LLC, but it...

I agree with Attorney Willi. As an attorney who does a lot of M&A, I would add that your question also potentially involves community property...

Depending on the non-profit's by laws (I am assuming this is a California non-profit corporation and not a corporation organized in a different...

Assuming I understand your question correctly, there are two related questions here: The first relates to doing business generally, and the second...

It is not clear from your presentation of the facts if the corporation was formed in California originally (let’s assume it was), and a key...

I largely agree with Attorney Kelly. If there is, in fact, an operating agreement that has been signed by you / the other members, often ( not...

This is a property tax / Prop 13 question for a competent real estate attorney as well as a competent trust and estate attorney, likely. In...