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Keith Paul BishopI am a former California Commissioner of Corporations, retired corporate and securities lawyer, legal writer and commentator, and law school instructor.
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Forty Miles Of Famous
Esmeralda County, Nevada is larger than the state of Delaware but has a population of only about 730 souls.1 The county seat, Goldfield, was once the largest city in Nevada. Today, it boasts around 250 residents. Until recently, Goldfield r...
Why The Dropbox Defendants Have Not "Effectively Acted To Limit Inquiry Into Their Conduct"
Plaintiff's DExit Challenge Misses These Statutes
Recent posts have been discussing a recently filed verified amended complaint challenging last year’s reincorporation of Dropbox, Inc. from Delaware to Nevada. Plumbers & Fitters Local 295...
Does "Copying" Delaware Statutes Derogate From Nevada's Claim To A Stable And Predictable Corporate Law?
Yesterday’s post discussed a recently amended complaint filed by a union trust fund challenging the reincorporation of Dropbox, Inc.
Yesterday’s post discussed a recently amended complaint filed by a union trust fund challenging the reinco...
Putting The Brakes On DExit May Result In Fewer Delaware Corporations
Are “billionaire bros’” attacking Delaware corporate law and the Delaware courts?
Yesterday, Kevin M. LaCroix and Sarah M. Abrams published a post discussing litigation filed in the Delaware Court of Chancery challenging the reincorporatio...
Some Tips On Avoiding California's Corporate Law
"You can check out any time you like, but you can never leave"
California has done a very good job of discouraging publicly traded corporations from choosing the Golden State as their corporate domicile. Like the Eagles’ Hotel California,...
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I am a former California Commissioner of Corporations and retired corporate and securities lawyer with more than 40 years experience. I am a co-author of Marsh’s California Corporation Law (5th ed.).
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