Mark C. Stacey

Charging and Recovering Interest
Mitch Dermer,Mark C. Stacey, May 10, 2012
A debt is deferred-and credit extended-when a contract permits a debtor to pay later than the time at which the principal of the debt would otherwise have been due. Parties to commercial transactions usually agree to a rate of interest to be paid by the debtor for outstanding credit. Interest,...

Oppression Remedies in the Employment Relationship
Veronica S. C. Rossos,Mark C. Stacey, May 10, 2012
Closely-held private corporations may, from time to time, issue shares to a new shareholder for a variety of reasons including raising capital, offering incentives to talented employees and planning for succession. The new shareholder may be an employee who will continue his or her employment with...

Collecting a Judgment
Mitch Dermer,Mark C. Stacey, September 12, 2011
You have obtained judgment for damages and/or costs in a legal action and are now facing the next stage in the process—how to collect the money owed. There are a variety of strategies for collecting a judgment but in all circumstances the vital first step is to determine what assets of the...