Business Litigation Law Blog

A dissolved company is a corporation that has ceased to exist as a legal entity. This can happen for a variety of reasons, such as bankruptcy, voluntary dissolution, or administrative dissolution by the state. Once a corporation is dissolved, it is generally no longer liable for its debts or obligations.

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A dissolved company is a corporation that has ceased to exist as a legal entity. This can happen for a variety of reasons, such as bankruptcy, voluntary dissolution, or administrative dissolution by the state. Once a corporation is dissolved, it is generally no longer liable for its debts or obligations.

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California is renowned for its progressive labor laws, and with a new year on the horizon, significant changes are taking effect that employers need to be aware of to maintain compliance and protect their businesses.

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In the fast-paced digital age, defamation poses a significant threat to both individuals and businesses alike. Whether it’s false online reviews affecting your business or personal attacks damaging your professional life, understanding defamation and taking proactive measures are essential.

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As a law firm specializing in employer’s defense, we have seen firsthand the devastating consequences that employment lawsuits can have on…

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Running a business is no easy feat. There are many things to think about, from marketing and sales to finance…

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Introduction Imagine this scenario: You’re a business owner, working hard to make your enterprise thrive, when suddenly you receive notice…

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In the world of business, conflicts and disputes are an unfortunate reality. When traditional legal avenues seem daunting and time-consuming, alternative dispute…

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Partnerships can be a powerful way to combine resources, talents, and expertise to build a successful business. However, even the…

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