A fundamental characteristic of corporate law in the United States is the prevalence of the incorporation theory and the fragmentation of corporate legislation, which stems from the fact that each federal state is competent to adopt its own corporate laws. Together with the internal affairs doctrine, these elements form a legal framework that allows companies to choose the state of incorporation and be subject to its corporate provisions, regardless of where they conduct their business activities. As a result, states compete with each other to attract corporate incorporations, with Delaware being particularly competitive in this regard. The article also seeks to present the four main forms of corporate mobility provided for under the US company law.

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Solina Skrbinek, Aljaž (2025). Mobilnost gospodarskih družb in konkurenca pravnih sistemov v Združenih državah Amerike. Podjetje in delo, volume 51, issue 8, str. 1483-1501. URN:NBN:SI:DOC-CO1LO1LI from http://www.dlib.si

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Solina Skrbinek, Aljaž. "Mobilnost gospodarskih družb in konkurenca pravnih sistemov v Združenih državah Amerike." Podjetje in delo volume 51. issue 8 (2025) str. 1483-1501.
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Podjetje in delo
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