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Know what could change a corporation's structure, including conversions, mergers, consolidations, and asset sales.

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Tennessee’s Secretary of State has issued a warning to Tennessee businesses regarding a solicitation titled “2016 - Annual Records Solicitation”.  Businesses are receiving the solicitation - which offers to file annual reports with the Division of Business Services  for companies in exchange for a $150 fee.

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See what proof of corporate existence each state requires for foreign qualification.

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After Brexit, businesses with international interests will see a change in the way they deal in Europe, and there may be some negative consequences. Learn more.

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Operating as a corporation or LLC requires filing an annual report in your formation state and every state where you are registered to do business. It's essential to track and comply with each state's deadlines.

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Learn the most common concerns dealmakers face when closing a merger or an acquisition, and how M&A due diligence services can help avoid potential problems.

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An increasing number of business owners wish to be able to make money while benefiting the world around them. Discover how the benefit corporation makes this possible. .

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LLC members have certain rights, such as voting on decisions that affect the LLC. The term "member" refers to an individual or an entity that holds a membership interest in a limited liability company (LLC). The members own the LLC, just as shareholders own a corporation. But the rights and responsibilities of LLC members are very different that corporate shareholders. LLC members can directly manage the company and can receive allocations of revenue, tax benefits, and losses that differ…

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Learn about due diligence, law, and compliance issues related to international M&A in this roundtable discussion sponsored by CT Corporation.

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A recent California case illustrates the importance of appointing a registered agent who fully understands the obligations involved. An individual registered agent thought that his obligation to notify stakeholders of a lawsuit ended when the company dissolved. He was wrong and the default judgment entered against the company was upheld on appeal.

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