A Shot In A Mug Of Beer May Not Be The Answer To This Exclusive Forum Bylaw Case
In March, Safeway and Albertsons announced that they had entered into a definitive merger agreement. As night follows day, litigation ensued. At least 12 class action complaints were filed by...
View ArticleCourt Decides Dissolved Corporation “Still Exists”
Some may view dissolution as the final curtain for a corporation and its shareholders. But unlike mere mortals, a corporation does not strut and fret its hour upon the stage and then is heard no more....
View ArticleCan A Corporation Be A Citizen Of California?
Notwithstanding the brouhaha engendered by Citizens United v. FEC, 558 U.S. 310, 394 (U.S. 2010) , the idea that corporations are “persons” can be found in numerous California statutes, including...
View ArticleWhat Does Americold Realty Trust Have To Do With Rule 147?
Under Article III, Section 2 of the U.S. Constitution, the judicial power of the federal courts may extend to, among other things, controversies between citizens of different states. When a party is a...
View ArticleHow Does One Know When A Corporation Is Antagonistic?
When a shareholder files a derivative suit in state court, the defendants often will try to have the case removed to the federal district court. Federal courts, however, are courts of limited...
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