Should your client be a "disregarded entity" for tax purposes?

The fiduciary obligations of corporate shareholders get a trim.

If an LLC member loses her shares, to what extent does a creditor stand in her shoes?

LLC members who exercise the power of a manager now owe a fiduciary duty to the company.

If a corporation becomes insolvent, directors and officers owe a duty to creditors.

By helping corporate clients with minutes, meetings and more you demonstrate your business value.

 Dissolving corporations can use this to reduce the period during which they remain liable.

Learn how creditors can get at an llC member's personal assets.

Puelo wrongly held that a dissolved LLC was on the hook for liabilities incurred after the dissolution.    

LLCs afford clients protection from creditors, but not unlimited protection.

Online filing? Advance review of filings? The SOS offers that and more.

Is your client ready to break up with a business partner? If so, here's some advice.

Written agreements allow you to define relationships among shareholders, members, and partners.

The history of - and practice pointers about - shareholder agreements for close corporations.

A refresher course on corporate voting rights.

Proposed legislation would clarify LLC minority shareholders' rights and remedies.

The seller's lawyer should make like the buyer's and take a critical look at the business before the sale.

Series LLCs are a valuable tool, but they're expensive. here are some money-saving tips.

Pre-planning helps make endings happy – or at least less unhappy.  

Involuntary dissolution for failure to pay taxes or fees can put directors and officers at risk.

Minority shareholders' lack of control can make their shares worth less if they try to sell out.

They can spread risk at lower cost in money and hassle.