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I gave a business loan to my relative for his dba. He has multiple dba's. Can I sue another person in the other dba for money?
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Answered on July 07, 2014
A "dba" is not a business entity like a corp or LLC which can sue or be sued. The person behind the dba is liable. Any person using a dba is...
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RENTALS AND LLC'S FOR PROTECTION OF LANDLORD ASSETS IF SUED
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Answered on July 04, 2014
If the person is renting, it is unlikely that he has the means to hire a lawyer and defend you, which is what "hold harmless" means. So you must...
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Will LLC cover me reptile show.
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Answered on July 03, 2014
Many people (including some lawyers) are not aware that an LLC does not protect the owner from liability for his own acts. For example a surgeon...
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Franchise Tax Board wants me to file taxes and pay penalties for an old LLC. (California Business)
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Answered on July 03, 2014
The advice from your attorneys is correct. As long as you have not withdrawn funds from the LLC, you are protected as an owner. See the Ralite case.
Do shareholder agreement needs to be signed by any or all minor shareholders. Will it be valid if only one of 5 signs it.
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Answered on July 03, 2014
No agreement can bind a person who is not a party to it, i.e., who did not sign it. If the majority want to bind the minority, they can do it by...
If there is a tie vote in voting for corporate directors, how is it handled?
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Answered on July 03, 2014
I am not admitted in IL, but under CA law the advice you’ve been given is correct. CA Corp Code Sec 301 states that
“Each director shall hold...
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The question is posted below. It's in regards to an equity issue in regards to a sale of ownership to an existing llc member
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Answered on June 28, 2014
Where does the 5% come from? NO LLC has more than 100%. You need to convert to units: Each member now has 20 units, for a total of 100 units. ...
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California LLC with only one manager
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Answered on June 28, 2014
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Answered 2 days ago. The LLC has limited liability, which means the members (owners) are not liable to anyone including FTB. The...
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Vesting structure for hiring key employees of a not yet incorporated startup
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Answered on June 28, 2014
You could award Stock Options, qualified or nonqualified. Then he must pay for the shares when he exercises the option. Often the CEO candidate...
Letting it die on the vine (LLC)
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Answered on June 26, 2014
The LLC has limited liability, which means the members (owners) are not liable to anyone including FTB. The Ralite case is an exception to this...
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