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Raising Assessments, Conflict Between Declaration and By-Laws, and the Business Judgment Rule

Raising Assessments, Conflict Between Declaration and By-Laws, and the Business Judgment Rule

by David P. Weiss | Sep 29, 2017 | Corporate Law, Homeowner Associations, Real Estate Law

In a decision handed down less than two weeks ago by the Missouri Court of Appeals, the court was confronted with a case involving the proper method for calculating a maximum annual assessment by the subdivision’s board of directors absent a vote of the...
S Corporations — A Brief Summary

S Corporations — A Brief Summary

by e-LawLines | Sep 19, 2017 | Corporate Law, Small Business Law, Taxation

When forming a new company, it is important to consider not only the type of entity being formed but also how that entity will report and pay taxes. In certain situations, it may make sense for a corporation or LLC to elect to be taxed under subchapter S of the...
Proper Formation and Procedures for Condominium and HOA Committees

Proper Formation and Procedures for Condominium and HOA Committees

by David P. Weiss | Jul 27, 2017 | Corporate Law, Homeowner Associations

Frequently, when something novel is proposed to a condominium or subdivision association, or when an issue seems to dog an association, the board looks to approve a committee to study the issue, suggest options and report back to the board at some point in time. We’ve...
Remain in Good Standing: Annual Registration Report Filing Basics

Remain in Good Standing: Annual Registration Report Filing Basics

by e-LawLines | Jan 24, 2017 | Corporate Law, Homeowner Associations, Real Estate Law

All corporations who conduct business in the state of Missouri must file annual registration reports with the Missouri Secretary of State in order to remain in good standing. The requirement applies to nonprofit and for-profit corporations alike. It is not uncommon...
Heed Your Legal Counsel!

Heed Your Legal Counsel!

by David P. Weiss | Jan 11, 2017 | Corporate Law, Small Business Law

In a 2016 action brought under the Federal Trade Commission (“FTC”) Act, the U.S. Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals was faced with a situation wherein a company offering a “free” online service included in the very fine print a negative option to...
It’s 5 a.m. and Snowing; Do You Have to Pay Your Employees Even if You Keep Your Business Closed?

It’s 5 a.m. and Snowing; Do You Have to Pay Your Employees Even if You Keep Your Business Closed?

by e-LawLines | Jan 4, 2017 | Corporate Law, Employment Law, Small Business Law

*** We originally published this article in February 2013. Almost a year later, the Midwest is in the middle of another major winter storm, with more snow likely to come before spring arrives. Accordingly, this is a perfect opportunity to republish this time-sensitive...
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