Derivative action lawsuits can occur in Washington when shareholders discover wrongdoing. The shareholder must hold shares with the company they’re suing to file the lawsuit. Derivative action intends to hold the wrongdoer accountable and, possibly, recover damages...
When companies in Washington and around the country become publicly listed, they are able to raise capital by selling shares. However, few businesses actually “go public” because the initial public offering process can take as long as two years to complete, and only...
It's important to do due diligence before buying a Washington business. Taking time to analyze the possible pros and cons of acquiring a company may help you avoid buying a firm that is subject to multiple lawsuits, has significant debt or won't add value to your...
