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In the wake of its overhaul of the Florida Business Corporation Act last year, the Florida Legislature has added or amended more than 80 sections to the Act during the 2020 Florida Legislative Session. These changes are captured in the

CSC has just released the 2020 Edition of Utah Laws Governing Business Entities Annotated, an essential resource for business and legal professionals in the state and region. The new edition is updated through the 2020 Utah legislative session, with nineteen

Delaware legislators amended the Emergency Powers statute to clarify the types of events during which emergency bylaws may be adopted, including, but not limited to, national emergencies, epidemics, and pandemics. The amendment also removes the requirement that the specific emergency

Wyoming explicitly rejects any doctrine of respondeat superior resulting in liability on the part of a parent corporation for acts of its subsidiary. In Morgan v. Baker Hughes, Inc, the United States Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit affirmed

The Virginia Assembly amended a business law section regarding limitations on liability of officers and directors. The change prevents Virginia entities from passing an amendment to their articles of incorporation or bylaws that limits or eliminates director or officer liability

The 80th legislative session in Nevada resulted in more than 125 statutory changes to the Business Associations title and related titles, including a new subchapter on insolvent LLCs and amended sections covering inspection of corporate records, intermediate form mergers, and

Illinois lawmakers enacted notable changes to the state’s business laws in their most recent session, including new disclosure requirements regarding the makeup of corporate boards and executive offices, and the creation of a new business entity that recognizes worker cooperatives.

In a corporate merger of related entities, such as when an entity merges with a parent or subsidiary, how does qualification affect the resulting entity? In other words, if one of the merging entities is qualified to do business in

Montana lawmakers approved significant rewrites to the state’s business laws in their 2019 session. The changes to Title 35, Corporations, Partnerships and Associations, take effect on June 1, 2020. These changes are captured in CSC®Publishing’s newest addition to its jurisdiction

Recent decisions from Massachusetts courts continue to underscore the differences between Delaware’s DGCL and Massachusetts business corporation law. In an update to the Special Commentary included in the 2020 edition of Massachusetts Laws Governing Business Annotated, Massachusetts attorney Kurt Hemr