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ARIZONA House Bill 2505 (Chapter 987) signed by the governor March 29 and effective the 91st day after adjournment of the legislative sessions (projected to be April 21) limits who can bring a claim for specified dissolutions or receivership against
Your company is growing; Should you qualify to do business in other states? Your company is growing and you’ve begun to expand your activity outside your home state. It’s time to ask yourself whether you need to “qualify” to do
The Secretary of State’s UCC Office will no longer accept UCC records with attachments starting on 6/11/2018. All collateral must be submitted through the designated field in the electronic filing system. This is in part of an effort by the
Senate Bill 387 (Chapter 132) signed by the governor March 2 and effective July 1 eliminates the requirement for annual reports of corporations to list the number of shares by each class.
New case notes, legislative updates in Spring 2018 New York Business Entity Law Deskbook Over 100 new case notes from New York state and federal courts interpreting business entity law are now available in the Spring 2018 edition of
House Bill 2856 signed by the governor June 9 and effective June 1, 2018 changes business entity naming standards to be distinguishable in the record of the Secretary of State from certain names in place of the current standard of
Washington State adds chapter on defective corporate actions to business entity law Washington legislators approved substantive amendments to the state’s business corporation act during the 2017 session. The new amendments include the following: Establish procedures for the ratification or validation
House Bill 25524 signed by the governor and effective April 18 authorizes the Secretary of State to accept electronic transmission of LLC documents.
Prominent Texas attorney Byron Egan incorporates insightful analysis of changes to the Texas Business Organizations Code enacted during the 2017 legislative session in the Second Edition of his comprehensive treatise on Texas law: EGAN ON ENTITIES: Corporations, Partnerships and Limited
Senate Bill 1353 (Chapter 168) signed by the governor April 10 and effective September 1, 2019 enacts the Uniform Limited Liability Company Act.