I am something of a connoisseur of internet amplified graduation speeches. I just like the genre when it’s done well. The best one ever delivered is David Foster Wallace’s 2005 commencement address at Kenyon College, “This Is Water.” It has
The Pennsylvania Business Divorce blog, published by Robson & Robson, P.C., focuses on legal issues surrounding disputes among owners of closely held businesses in Pennsylvania. It covers topics such as shareholder rights, fiduciary duty breaches, judicial dissolution of companies, receivership authority, books and records access, derivative lawsuits, and minority shareholder protections. The blog analyzes Pennsylvania statutes and case law relevant to business deadlocks, corporate governance conflicts, and alternative dispute resolution strategies. It also discusses practical considerations for succession planning, commercial litigation, and business transactions within the context of closely held companies and family businesses in Pennsylvania.
I am something of a connoisseur of internet amplified graduation speeches. I just like the genre when it’s done well. The best one ever delivered is David Foster Wallace’s 2005 commencement address at Kenyon College, “This Is Water.” It has…
Business divorce cases are most often litigated in state courts, and that can create difficulty for all those involved. Based on anecdotal evidence (me talking with members of the judiciary at various lawyer events), many Pennsylvania judges see only a…
We represent closely held businesses and business owners in high-stakes litigation who often lack general counsel to align litigation with broader business goals. To fill the gap, we advise clients on the risks, rewards, and costs of each approach. We…
When shareholders of a company believe the leaders of the company have breached their fiduciary duties to it, they can bring a lawsuit against those leaders in one of two ways. Shareholders can bring the suit in their own names…
There is perhaps no richer vein of literary gold than conflict between fathers and sons. Hamlet, Robinson Crusoe, multiple characters drawn by Charles Dickens, not to mention the mother of all family contretemps, Oedipus Rex, touch on this deeply human…