
Registered Series LLCs in Delaware
Delaware was an early adopter of laws allowing LLCs to establish independent series, and today 21 states have laws that also allow their creation.
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Delaware was an early adopter of laws allowing LLCs to establish independent series, and today 21 states have laws that also allow their creation.
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Yes, it is that time of year again. Merger agreements are being drafted and finalized in preparation for the year’s end, and it is highly likely that one (or all) of the companies will be a Delaware domestic corporation.
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The Corporate Transparency Act is a US law aimed at preventing criminals from using business entities to commit crimes.
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Doing business under another name comes with a great many rules, requirements and renewal dates to track and manage.
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When you’re managing the closing of a complex financing transaction like that of a commercial mortgage-backed security, a detail-oriented checklist is your best friend.
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There are many considerations when entering into a contract, especially for commercial financial transactions that can involve multiple parties from different states in the US or from different countries.
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You should never underestimate the need for diligent practices in contract drafting, especially regarding arbitration clauses and notification processes.
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New guidelines have been posted for the annual updating requirements for overseas entities. Ensure you comply with these new rules, as failure to do so could be costly.
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Can “representation and warranty” provisions in acquisition agreements be an acceptable substitute for conducting intellectual property due diligence (IPDD)?
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Parties to commercial financial transactions are often from different countries, with each country having uniquely different bodies of law and precedent governing commercial transactions. Such cross-border transactions may require the appointment of an international process agent.
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If you’ve ever prepared and filed a large number of documents on behalf of your company with the Secretary of State, chances are you’ve wished that there was a way to avoid all the various required signatures.
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Not sure whether you are appointing (or have appointed) a commercial or noncommercial registered agent? Secretaries of State often provide a list of commercial registered agents on their websites—and you can always confirm with the agent directly.
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