The seven-item board consent checklist for a crypto token generation event — supply, allocation, SAFT settlement, foundation, key contracts, regulatory memo, indemnification.
Florida repealed CON for hospitals but kept it for hospice. A change of ownership means a 60-day AHCA filing, and a competitor can intervene to slow the deal down.
Founder token vesting for high-growth crypto companies — the 4-year monthly schedule, the 12-month cliff, post-TGE lockups, acceleration, on-chain enforcement, and § 83(b).
Personal goodwill can strip a layer of tax out of a Florida C-corp asset sale, but the buyer’s covenant package usually destroys it first. Martin Ice Cream applied.
A co-founder leaves before the one-year cliff. The repurchase option, board removal by written consent, and a small advisor stake usually settle it — here is the sequence.
Compare the SAFT, T-SAFE (SAFE plus token warrant), and standalone token warrant — when each fits a high-growth crypto raise, and how they interact with Howey and diligence.
Delaware creditors of an insolvent company get no veto over a board chasing a price that clears the preferred liquidation preference. CIBC v. Barker, explained.
A small final-paycheck miss can trigger penalties measured by daily wages, not the shortfall. How waiting-time penalty math works, what ‘willful’ means, and how to limit exposure.
A Florida company gets a Rule 45 records subpoena and finds nothing responsive. Why ‘no records’ still needs a sworn answer, and how to deliver it in one email.
Florida’s CHOICE Act gives buyers mandatory injunctions on key-employee noncompetes — and a seven-day notice rule that ordinary closing mechanics violate by default.