International Insolvency

Show Me the Money: Litigation Finance in International Insolvency — Challenges and Opportunities

Faculty Biographies (2025 International Caribbean Insolvency Symposium)

Finding the Cure: Assessing the Ills Affecting the Health Care Industry

Innovation vs. Insolvency: Current Issues in Fintech and Cryptocurrency Cases

Alternatives to Bankruptcy, Including Receiverships and ABCs

Attorney/Client Privilege: Ethics Has No Borders

Where Jurisdiction Reigns Supreme: Planning a Cross-Border Proceeding Post-Purdue

Recent Border Crossings by Bankrupts: An International Insolvency and Chapter 15 Update

Drag-Along Clause as a Tool to Sell Assets of the Company

In Poland, the rules for the transfer of shares in a limited liability company (LLC) are specified in the Commercial Companies Code (CCC). According to Article 180 of the CCC, [1] the transfer of a share, or a fraction thereof, must be in writing with notarized signatures. The company agreement may contain additional restrictions on the transfer of shares, such as the need to obtain the company's consent to their sale or the introduction of a preemptive right for other shareholders.