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Delaware is one of the most popular states to form, and for good reason. The many companies that form here – including 65% of Fortune 500 companies – enjoy a myriad of benefits. This on-demand webinar delves into these positive aspects and provides a real-world, nuanced look at what formation in this state can mean for you. 

CT’s expert staff provides a unique view of what it means to incorporate in Delaware and how your organization can get the best results. You will come away with a comprehensive understanding of forming in this popular state, including Delaware’s business-friendly statutes, court system, body of case law, and Division of Corporations. Plus, you’ll hear the key considerations and best practices for working with Delaware on a day-to-day basis. 

Keep all of this information at your fingertips and take a deeper dive into Delaware by downloading our seminar reference guide.

Audience:

  • Attorneys and paralegals in law firms who handle corporate business compliance, entity formation, and mergers and acquisitions
  • In-house counsel and paralegals responsible for corporate compliance 

Meet our expert: 

Lori Ann Fox, Esq. – CT Government Relations and Regional Attorney

Lori Ann Fox has been with CT Corporation for over ten years as a government liaison and legal expert. In her role, she focuses primarily on the legal and regulatory issues facing CT’s customers in formation, compliance, and M&A. She sits on drafting committees and works closely with state bar associations, government offices, and legislatures to implement changes in business entity and related laws. Additionally, she regularly lectures across the U.S. on topics related to business entity operations and filings.

Prior to joining CT, Ms. Fox maintained a private practice focusing on corporate law, which was preceded by her serving as General Counsel for an insurance company. Ms. Fox received her law degree from Emory University School of Law and is a member of the State Bars of Texas, Oklahoma, and Georgia.

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