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Enhancing the Family Business Through the Use of Special Funds

Just as a normal family strives to provide funding for opportunities, a family business should consider establishing funds as reserves for particular purposes. According to Ramez A. Baasiri, author of Interrupted...more

What “Arrested Development” Teaches The Family Business

The award-winning TV sitcom Arrested Development, now in re-runs on Netflix, was premised on the rise (and mostly fall) of an American family business, the Bluth Company, owned by a comically dysfunctional family. Engaged...more

The Non-family CEO in the Family Business

In June of this year, Davis Wright Tremaine LLP hosted its fourth annual Farm to Label summit in Portland, Oregon. One of the programs of the day was a panel mediated by DWT’s Drew Steen on the role of a non-family member...more

Do Securities Laws Apply to the Family Business?

Family-owned businesses, like other privately held businesses, are typically formed as corporations or limited liability companies (LLCs). They issue shares or LLC interests representing equity ownership. These equity...more

“Corporate Governance” in a Family Business: Who Needs It?

Smaller family-owned businesses are often operated with a degree of informality that is both natural and efficient. The thought is that “corporate governance norms” are for someone else’s business—the big guys with their...more

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