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Do Shareholders of a Corporation Own the Property of a Corporation?

Posted on 30 October 2018 by Daniel Levine

Corporations are separate legal entities from the persons (which may include individuals or other corporations) that own them. Although the corporation will be owned by other persons, those persons do not actually own the property of the corporation, this belongs to the corporation itself, which has the characteristic of being

What is a corporation?

Posted on 24 October 2018 by Daniel Levine

The history of “corporations” is a long and colourful story. Perhaps the most interesting and unique trait of a corporation amongst the different forms of carrying on business is that a corporation is a separate and distinct legal entity from its “owners”. This means a corporation can own property, have

What are the Different Forms of Carrying on Business in Canada?

Posted on 22 October 2018 by Daniel Levine

The seven most common forms of carrying on business in Canada are: Sole proprietorship; Partnership; Co-ownership; Corporations; Joint ventures; Franchises and licenses; and Not-for-profit organizations and charities. Each of these forms of carrying on business has a whole set of different pros, cons and practical implications and consequences. Of the

Interview with Karen and David Skinner of Gimbal Canada

Posted on 13 August 2018 by Steven Pulver

Earlier this year MinuteBox team members (MB) had the pleasure of sitting down with Karen Dunn Skinner and David Skinner, the two principals of Gimbal Canada. Gimbal is an industry-leading consulting firm, advising leading law firms throughout Canada and the United States. MB: How did you both find yourselves in

Electronic Signatures – Regulations and Best Practices

Posted on 20 July 2018 by Althea Yip and Sean Bernstein

Regardless of the industry or the company, business owners and managers often handle and sign a substantial number of documents on a day-to-day basis. These documents may include supplier contracts, employee agreements, financing and banking documents, minute book documents and various correspondences. Given the significant amount of paper involved, the

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