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The 2019 Session of the Virginia Assembly enacted or amended more than 250 business law sections, including new articles concerning Protective Series and Ratification of Defective Corporate Actions and new sections concerning removal of directors by judicial proceeding and domestication.

Nevada’s 80th legislative session came to a close in June 2019, with the state’s General Assembly enacting more than three dozen statutory changes in the Business Associations title and related titles. Notable changes included amendments regarding: The removal of directors

Wyoming’s legislature voted this spring to create a chancery court designed to specialize in the expeditious resolution of business disputes in 15 areas of business/commercial litigation causes of action. The new law authorizes the appointment of up to three chancery

Illinois lawmakers amended the Limited Liability Company Act in their most recent session, changing the monetary penalty associated with uncured defaults (involving failure to timely file annual reports and pay requisite fees and/or replace registered agents who have resigned), and

The Delaware General Assembly approved two significant sets of changes to the Delaware Limited Liability Company Act during the 2018 Legislative Session: Lawmakers overhauled the treatment of series limited liability companies to provide increased flexibility, certainty, and other advantages for

Massachusetts business corporation law differs significantly from Delaware’s DGCL, and Massachusetts practitioners must be mindful of those important distinctions when forming entities and prior to issuing shares to the public, explains Massachusetts attorney Kurt Hemr in the Special Commentary included

A corporation that transacts business outside its state of incorporation without first qualifying to do business may be at risk of sanctions and penalties, could be denied its day in court, or suffer delayed or cancelled transactions. Not all corporate

The 2019 Edition of CSCPublishing’s Washington Laws Governing Business Entities Annotated contains up-to-date annotated business entity legislation, case notes, fee tables, and forms. It is a comprehensive resource for legal professionals in Washington and the surrounding region working with business

“Just five years ago, the board of directors of a public corporation could reasonably expect that any major decision they made would be challenged in court,” writes co-author Paul Lockwood in the all new Foreword to the 2019 Edition of

Delaware is a leading jurisdiction for U.S. and international business entities, and is known worldwide for its judicial system and the judges that decide its corporate cases. Business and legal professionals need to stay on top of Delaware business case