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The Delaware Trapdoor: When Authorized Shares Become a Six-Figure Surprise
For as long as I can remember Delaware has been hailed as the pro-business jurisdiction; the gold standard for corporate law, investor predictability, and efficient courts. Law schools use it as the gold standard and companies have flocked there for good reasons, such as a sophisticated Court of Chancery, a robust body of case law, and streamlined governance rules. But there is
Wills, Trusts & Real Life: Why Planning Isn’t Just for the Wealthy
There’s a common misconception that estate planning, especially using trusts, is only for the ultra-wealthy. But if you own a home, have children, or simply
How Project Management is Changing the Legal Industry
When I tell people I’m a project manager at a law firm, I usually get one of two reactions: a confused, “So you’re a paralegal?”
Arbitration: The Legal Trap Hiding in Your Contract
Arbitration is often sold as efficient, fair, and business-friendly. In theory, it offers a streamlined process without the burdens of courtroom litigation. But in reality,
Autorenewal Contracts: Watch Out for These Business Traps
Ever signed up for a service like software, equipment leasing, or a vendor contract, only to realize it has quietly renewed itself? Those are autorenewal
The DOJ’s Cross-Border Data Rule Takes Hold: What U.S. Companies Must Know Now
As of July 8, 2025, the Department of Justice’s Final Rule on protecting U.S. sensitive personal and government-related data from foreign adversaries is no longer
When Derivative Actions Cross the Line: South Carolina’s New Standard for Shareholder Standing
Not every shareholder lawsuit is a good-faith effort to protect a company’s interests. Sometimes, it is something else entirely: a strategic play in a broader