Every state requires that corporations, LLCs, and other formal business types (such as limited partnership) formed or registered to do business in that state have an in-state registered agent. Many states prohibit the business itself from serving as the registered agent, but most allow an individual associated with the business to fill this vital role. However, having an individual serve as registered agent often proves to be an unwise decision.

Discover how is a glimpse at how four major economic powerhouses (the U.S., China, Brazil and the U.K.) are adapting to the new reality of CSR.

The SEC clarifies its definition of whistleblower and the protection rights against employer retaliation in a recent interpretive rule.

ALERT: The Delaware Division of Corporations is upgrading its computer system.

Know what to look for when selecting a Registered Agent to receive service of process and other legal documents on behalf of your business.

For the first time since the 1980s, the Delaware Division of Corporations is performing a major technology platform upgrade—all businesses operating in Delaware are advised to plan ahead.

Learn how to how to take full advantage of your organization’s existing insurance programs and specialized cyber insurance products to effectively and proactively address cyber risks.

The future of oil and gas industry operations is directly tied with the success of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) programs.

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has charged 36 underwriting firms with fraudulent municipal bond offerings, all part of a concerted push to increase enforcement efforts in this area.

By Julie Farraj, Vice President of ADP Garnishment Services