A license in respect to real property is a permission to do a particular act or series of acts upon the land of another without possessing any interest or estate in the land. Kohlleppel v. Read more…
Ordinarily, an LLC is regarded as a separate entity, distinct from the members who compose it. Occasionally, courts will disregard the business entity's identity, and permit creditors to "pierce the corporate veil," which means that shareholders of a corporation or members of the LLC must satisfy the creditors' claims.
The phrase “excusable neglect” appears in a couple places in Missouri law, particularly where a party fails to meet a court deadline. This article will explore what constitutes excusable neglect. Why does it matter? Excusable Read more…
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