Learn about the new Texas Name Availability Standard legislation, with this on-demand webinar, including laws that govern name selection and protection, acquiring rights to a name, trademark law and enforcement, and much more.
UCC is a set of regulations adopted to make commerce from state to state easier. While the code is the same among all states, filing requirements differ.
Learn about how outsourcing legal services to alternative legal service providers (ALSPs) can benefit law firms, including great efficiency, a higher level of accuracy for repetitive tasks, & more.
On June 1, 2018, Texas changed the way it determines whether a business entity’s name will be available to domestic and registered foreign business entities.
The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) of 2017 has made sweeping changes to our nation’s tax code, impacting many business decisions. One example is how business owners and their tax advisors approach the question of choosing an entity’s legal structure.
Discover the best practices for attorneys who conduct international transactions with CT's Expert Insights Podcast, including issues of global compliance, due diligence, UCC searches and filings, certificates of good standing, how tax laws can affect international transactions, and more.
Transactional Business Consultant Dan Lias explains what a UCC is and when your organization needs one. Learn best practices and consequences of incorrect filings.
The goal of real estate due diligence is to inspect the fundamentals of the property, seller, financing & compliance obligations. Every real estate transaction requires a unique plan for the many legal documents that must be accessed, evaluated, and verified. CT's experts, and hCue Entity Management System, can help you.
Timing is critical when you’re supporting your client’s global deals. When it comes to retrieving documents outside the U.S., the differences in these 5 key workflow areas can have a major impact on your timeline. Be forewarned - some differences may seem obvious, but under the pressure of the deal, they can be overlooked.