Fee-Shifting Corporate Bylaws: What’s the Law in Maryland?†
By: Kenneth B. Abel and Diane Festino Schmitt* —– In May 2014, the Supreme Court of Delaware held that a non-stock corporation could enact bylaws that could force a shareholder...
Author: msbabusiness
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Maryland Securities Commissioner Expands Access to Maryland’s Limited Offering Exemption (MLOE)
Prepared by Matthew Cascio and Stuart Smith Fellows of the MSBA-UB Business Law Clerkship Program At the Suggestion of Members of the MSBA Business Law Section Council —– On October...
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Online Legal Document Preparation and the Unauthorized Practice of Law
Prepared by the MSBA-UB Business Law Clerkship Fellows At the Request of the MSBA Business Law Section Council MSBA-UB Business Law Clerkship Fellows: Mallory Bitar, Matthew Cascio, Jordan Halle, J. Kieran Murphy, and...
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Articles of Transfer: The Arcana of Maryland Corporate Realty Transfers
Written by Kevin L. Shepherd* —– Rascal Enterprises, Inc., a fictional Maryland corporation, owns an office building complex in Los Angeles, California. Rascal was incorporated in Maryland because its principal...
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Using Content Found Online: Caution Required
Written by Louis J. Levy* —– A recent court decision underscores the importance of exercising caution when using content found online (particularly on social media websites), and of training staff...