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Corporate Afterlife: Deadlock and Accounting in the Winding-Up Phase

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A dissolved corporation doesn’t simply vanish.  It enters the winding-up phase, where the corporation must “proceed to wind up its affairs . . . sell its assets for cash at public or private sale, discharge or pay its...more

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Managing Litigation Risk During the Business Lifecycle, Part 7: Deadlock, Dissolution and Business Break-ups

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In the lifecycle of a closely held company—whether a limited liability company, a small corporation, or a joint-venture partnership—there are critical transitions that expose a business and its owners to considerable...more

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Managing Litigation Risk During the Business Lifecycle, Part 6: Minority Stakeholder Interests and Oppression

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There is a common misconception that ownership equals control. But in many businesses—especially those participating in the Small Business Administration’s (SBA) 8(a), Women-Owned Small Business (WOSB), or Service-Disabled...more

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