What Is Piercing The Corporate Veil Under Georgia Law?
When Limited Liability Stops Protecting Georgia Business Owners Key Takeaways: Piercing the corporate veil under Georgia law is a narrow equitable remedy letting a court disregard a corporation’s or LLC’s separate existence and impose personal liability on owners who treated the entity as an alter ego. O.C.G.A. § 14-11-303 shields LLC members, managers, agents, and […]
What Is A Change Of Control Clause Under Georgia Contract Law?
Why Ownership Changes Can Quietly Rewrite Your Contract Rights Key Takeaways: A change of control clause gives a party consent, notice, termination, acceleration, or renegotiation rights when ownership or voting control of the other party shifts through a merger, stock sale, board turnover, or asset sale. Under Georgia law, such a shift is generally not […]
How To Cancel A Notice Of Lis Pendens In Georgia Under OCGA 44-14-610
Clearing a Clouded Title: The Statutory Path to Removing a Recorded Lis Pendens Key Takeaways: Georgia law provides two statutory routes to cancel a recorded notice of lis pendens. Under OCGA § 44-14-610(a)(2), anyone with a legal or equitable interest may intervene and object; the court must rule within 60 days unless extended, and if […]