If you want to learn how a corporation functions, then read its bylaws. The bylaws are the "meat and potatoes" of a corporation and differ substantially from the Articles of Incorporation. In this article, we’ll explore the purpose of bylaws and what you’ll likely find in them.
Most of us have heard about "insider trading," but what is it? What do the courts consider to be an "insider" and when can insiders trade on "inside" information? In this article, we’ll explore these questions and many more, including insider trading cases involving Martha Stewart and Mike Milken.
Behind every large public corporation sits a group of key decision makers known as the Board of Directors, or the "Board." We’ll explore what you’re likely to see in a Board meeting, how Boards function, and some of the modern legal doctrines that are supposed to govern their operations.
Most of us have heard about "insider trading," but what is it? What do the courts consider to be an "insider" and when can insiders trade on "inside" information? In this article, we’ll explore these questions and many more, including insider trading cases involving Martha Stewart and Mike Milken.
If you want to learn how a corporation functions, then read its bylaws. The bylaws are the "meat and potatoes" of a corporation and differ substantially from the Articles of Incorporation. In this article, we’ll explore the purpose of bylaws and what you’ll likely find in them.
In this article we’ll explore why, how, and when to value a business and go over some other "valuable" business valuation tips.
What people hold the highest levels of power in corporate America? What does a Chairman of the Board do? In this article, we’ll uncover these questions and more. In fact, some of the most influential people in the corporate world are the Chairman of the Board
If you’re thinking about starting a new business, you’ll have to choose a business structure. In this article, we’ll take a look at the different business structures, the pros and cons of each type of business structure, and some key considerations to keep in mind.
If you started a business on your own and never filed any paperwork with your state to establish your business, you’ve likely created a sole proprietorship. In this article, we’ll explore what exactly a sole proprietorship is, the advantages and disadvantages of creating one, and some other considerations.
Behind every large public corporation sits a group of key decision makers known as the Board of Directors, or the "Board." We’ll explore what you’re likely to see in a Board meeting, how Boards function, and some of the modern legal doctrines that are supposed to govern their operations.
If you plan on starting a corporation, the first formal document you’ll need to complete and file is known as the Articles of Incorporation. In this article, we’ll go over the purposes and contents of the articles of incorporation, how it differs from other legal documents, and a few other considerations.