Corporate PublicationsNew Searchable Consumer Product Safety Incident Database (SaferProducts.gov)
Andrew Howle
April 27, 2011
The Consumer Product Safety Commission (the “CPSC”) has implemented a publicly available consumer product safety database with the working name “SaferProducts.gov.”
Red Flags Rule and Identity Theft Prevention Programs
Andrew Howle
April 27, 2011
The Red Flags Rule (the “Rule”) was designed to prevent identity theft.
"State Tax Incentives: Putting Money on the Table"
Burnie Maybank
Made In SC  July 2010
The July 2010 edition of Made in SC features an article written by Nexsen Pruet's Burnie Maybank. It is a publication of the the South Carolina Manufacturers Alliance.
Red Flags Rule and Identity Theft Prevention Programs
May 14, 2010
On June 1, 2010, the Federal Trade Commission (the “FTC”) will begin enforcement of the Red Flags Rule (the “Rule”).
Majority Shareholder's Duties Owed to Minority Shareholders under North Carolina Law
Andrew Wilds Howle
November 24, 2009
This paper explores the duties that a corporation’s majority shareholder owes to its minority shareholders, either directly or indirectly. Where the duties are indirect, they arise as a result of the majority shareholder controlling the corporation and the corporation owing the duties to the minority shareholder.
Commercial Leases: A Company's Most Important Contract
W. Leighton Lord III
March 5, 2005
Many companies today do not give their leases the same respect they give commercial contracts. The problem is that most leases are far more important than the majority of contracts the company enters into. This article will attempt to address some of the basics of understanding and negotiating a commercial lease on behalf of a tenant. While many companies may be landlords, typically a company is a tenant. That being said, the issues raised in this article are of equal interest to a landlord.
Legal Structure of Businesses - A Comparison
Julian Hennig III
Outline of characteristics of business entities.
Corporate Law Update
October 2004
"Angel" Investors: Using the Internet in the Private Offering of Securities
Brian C. Bonner and Laura H. Huggins
South Carolina Lawyer May 2000
(South Carolina Lawyer, May/June, 2000)
What You Need to Know When One of Your Customers Files Bankruptcy
by Robert C. Byrd and Julio E. (Rick) Mendoza
From the Law Journal, An Executive's Guide to the Law. A special supplement to the Charleston Regional Business Journal April 1, 1998
Highlights a few important aspects of bankruptcy of which you need to be aware.
Predictable Problems in Selling Your Company
J. David Hawkins
From the Law Journal, An Executive's Guide to the Law - A special supplement to the Charleston Regional Business Journal 1998
What follows is a concise set of problems and issues that arise in nearly every sale of a business.
Know Your Lawyer Before You Need Him
Neil C. Robinson, Jr.
From the Law Journal, An Executive's Guide to the Law - A special supplement to the Charleston Regional Business Journal 1998
Good advice for any business.
The Revised Uniform Limited Partnership Act in South Carolina: A Topical Review of Salient Features
G. Marcus Knight
South Carolina Law Review - reprinted with permission
Read this article written by G. Marcus Knight and published in the Summer 1985 (Volume 36, Number 4) issue of the South Carolina Law Review.
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