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Richard Burt Professional Law Corporation
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Richard Burt Professional Law Corporation55 S Market St #1500
San Jose, CA 95113
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Categories
- Alter Ego Liability
- Attorney-Client Matters
- Blue Sky Law
- Bulk Sale
- Business Disputes
- Buy-Sell Agreement
- Commercial Law
- Contract Drafting
- Corporate Law
- Covenant not to compete
- Directors and officers
- Entity Law
- Foreign LLC
- Indemnification
- Limited Liability Comanies (LLC's)
- Limited liability companies (LLC)
- Limited Liability Partnerships
- Limited Partnerships
- Mergers & Acquisitions
- Mergers and Acquisitions
- Minority Shareholders
- Non-competes
- Piercing the Corporate Veil
- Professional Corporations
- Purchase and Sale of a Business
- Qualifying to Do Business
- S corporations
- Securities Law
- Successor liability
- Suspended Entity
- Uncategorized

Business Law Attorney Richard Burt Helps Draft New Corporate Law
A corporation is typically dissolved when the shareholders holding shares that have 50% or more of the voting power elect to dissolve. When an order for relief has been entered under Chapter 7 of the U.S. Bankruptcy Code, the board … Continue reading
Posted in Corporate Law, Directors and officers
Tagged bankruptcy, dissolution, dissolving bankrupt corporation, liquidating trustee, plan administrator
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Demise of the Notion That Alter Ego Claims Belong to the Bankruptcy Estate
Shaoxing County Huayue Import & Export v. Bhaumik In Shaoxing County Huayue Import & Export v. Bhaumik (2011) 191Cal.App. 4th 1189, a creditor of a bankrupt corporation sued in state court to recover payment from an individual based on an … Continue reading
Posted in Alter Ego Liability, Entity Law, Piercing the Corporate Veil
Tagged asset of bankruptcy estate, bankruptcy, creditor claims, failure to issue stock, manager liability, Personal Liability, thin capitalization, thinly capitalized, undercapitalized
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Alter Ego Claims of Creditors Do Not Belong to Bankruptcy Trustee
In Ahcom, Ltd. v. Smeding, 623 F.3d 1248 (9th Cir. 2010), the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit decided the question whether a creditor of a corporation that is in bankruptcy has standing to pursue a claim against … Continue reading
Posted in Alter Ego Liability, Entity Law, Piercing the Corporate Veil
Tagged asset of bankruptcy estate, bankruptcy, bankruptcy estate
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