UCC Termination Statements Part 1: Preparing and Filing
In this article we focus on filing UCC-3 amendments to terminate existing UCC-1 financing statements.
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Why Springing Member Provisions Are Often Required for Bankruptcy Remote Entities
A springing member is an individual or company that serves as a placeholder, with no ownership interest, management rights or responsibilities, and remains in place only so long as there is no other member. But as you might expect, it gets a little more complex when it comes to drafting operating agreements.
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Why Choose New York Governing Law in Commercial Real Estate Transactions?
Commercial real estate financing transactions, typically requiring the appointment of a process agent, are often governed by New York law. Here’s why.
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13 Frequently Asked Questions About Annual/Periodic Report Compliance
Answers to some frequently asked questions about how annual/periodic reports are handled across the country.
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Global Business Expansion: Doing Business in Ireland
It is important for legal entities incorporated in Ireland to be aware of the changing regulatory landscape to remain compliant at all times.
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7 Frequently Asked Questions About the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA)
The Freedom of Information Act was enacted on July 4, 1966, took effect a year later and has been amended several times. It is considered by many to be a vital part of our democracy, providing a “right to know” how the government operates.
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Year-End Checklist for Mergers or Consolidations of Delaware Corporations
A quick refresh on Delaware filing guidelines for mergers, acquisitions and consolidations couldn’t hurt as year-end agreements are being finalized.
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How Fundraising Platforms Can Manage Nonprofit Compliance
Nonprofits that are looking to maintain compliance using the tools from their fundraising software can benefit from some of the tips in this article.
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California’s Platform Fundraising Law: Impact on Cause Marketing
Our brief guide to the new law and proposed regulations, which are subject to finalization in the coming weeks and will be fully effective on January 1, 2024.
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A New Sheriff in Town: California’s New Platform Fundraising Requirements
As charitable fundraising continues to evolve, California’s Assembly Bill 488 and proposed implementing regulations marks a turning point in the regulation of online charitable fundraising.
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