California Business Law Blog: Law Office of Jonas M. Grant, A.P.C.: May 2012

Sunday, May 6, 2012

Incorporation and LLC Formation for Overseas and Foreign National Clients

A new page has been added to the website providing information of interest to potential foreign national incorporation clients regarding LLC and corporate formations, as well as other legal services. The content also links to this 2011 Los Angeles Times article, which features both a firm client and a preferred immigration attorney: E-2 visa helps many non-U.S. citizens start small firms

Saturday, May 5, 2012

New Law Helps Combat Corporate Minutes Scams

A 2012 law is helping small businesses (corporations and LLCs) avoid getting scammed by the corporate minutes solicitations that were the subject of one of this blog's earliest, and by far its most popular and commented on, post. The law requires more notices on such mailings, the idea presumably to help these stand out from official mailings from the Secretary of State regarding Statement of Information filings. The jury is still out on effectiveness.

Secretary of State: Stronger Laws to Prevent Fraudulent Solicitations

Advice for Selling or Developing A Film Script

Some advice for screenwriters from Filmmaker magazine: 15 Steps to Take After You Finish Your Script, Scott Macaulay, May 2, 2012.

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