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The derivative action report: more trouble than it's worth?
February 1, 2009... When a plaintiff files a derivative action on behalf of a corporation, the board of directors of that corporation has the right to appoint an individual, the independent investigator, or a group of individuals, the Special Litigation Committee (SLC), to review the derivative action and to...
Determining the nonmarital portion of pensions and retirement benefits.
February 1, 2009... An earlier article bearing a similar title (1) examined the operating principles needed to determine the nonmarital portion of real estate property, securities, and closely held businesses, and it touched upon retirement plans. This article will deal with some of the more complex issues...
The Bar's member benefits - saving costs during a lean economy.(President's page)
February 1, 2009... Plummeting stocks. Soaring foreclosures. Crashing real-estate markets. World recession. Corporate layoffs. Bank bailouts. No raises. Nobody's hiring. In these bleak economic times, just about everyone is feeling the pinch and hunkering down to weather the financial storm. We Florida lawyers...
How to comply with Chapter 558 Florida Statutes: current challenges and future changes.
February 1, 2009... F.S. Ch. 558, otherwise known as the Florida Construction Defect Statute, requires owners to send a "notice of claim" to developers, contractors, subcontractors, suppliers, and/or design professionals identifying any alleged construction and/or design defects in "reasonable detail" before any...
Employer-owned life insurance after the Pension Protection Act of 2006.
February 1, 2009... Many employers purchase insurance policies insuring the lives of their employees. These policies, generally referred to as "corporate-owned life insurance" (COLI) or "employer-owned life insurance" (EOLI), are used to fund employee benefit plans and buy-sell agreements, and to protect...