Recent Posts in Corporate Law Category
Posted on Dec 1, 2017 By Kraut Harris
There are times when the best thing an entrepreneur can do is to say "That's enough. It's time to stop operating this business." For some, the decision will entail passing the ...
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Posted on Aug 10, 2017 By Kraut Harris
Litigation is expensive. All too often, a person or company will have to abandon a claim because the cost of litigation is simply too high to justify pursuit of the claim. In Pennsylvania, Magisterial ...
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Posted on Apr 26, 2017 By Kraut Harris
We are used to feeling the winds blow when we are outdoors in March. But what are those breezes we feel when we are inside our offices in April? They are the effects of exhalations of principals, ...
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Posted on Jul 6, 2015 By Kraut Harris
For decades, if the decision-makers of a Pennsylvania business entity wished to change the structure of that entity, the only way they could do so would be to dissolve the existing entity and to form ...
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Posted on Feb 16, 2015 By Ken Milner
I can see the look on my client's face when I recommend that, if the client plans to do business in another state, he or she should register the company to do business in that state. The ...
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Posted on Jan 26, 2015 By Kraut Harris
Why do so many attorneys and professional advisors recommend forming "Delaware corporations"? Why is it that Delaware is to corporate law what McDonalds is to franchising? For many, the ...
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