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Tag Archives: Litigation Expenses
Advancement of Legal Expenses – A Detailed Procedure For How Your Company May be Required to Pay (Advance) Your Legal Expenses
If you are a director, officer, member, manager, or even an employee in a business, and you find yourself in a legal dispute (formal litigation or otherwise), the business may be required to pay (advance) your legal expenses as they … Continue reading
Posted in Business Owner, Director, Intra-corporate dispute, Litigation, Manager, Member, Officer
Tagged Advancement, Advancement of legal expenses, Attorney Fees, director liability, directors officers shareholders legal expenses corporation company, Intra-corporate dispute, Iowa litigation, Litigation Expenses, Manager Liability, Member Liability, officer liability, Reimburse Attorney Fees and Costs
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Delaware Court of Chancery’s 12.28.10 Opinion re: Advancement of Legal Expenses
I’ve previously written in a general fashion on the topic of advancement of legal expenses here, but the Delaware Court of Chancery’s most recent opinion, in addition to being a unique read, provides additional insight and information on the topic for … Continue reading
5 Things You Should Consider Before Filing a Complaint Involving a Business.
5 Things You Should Consider Before Filing a Complaint Involving a Business.
Posted in Business Owner, Director, Litigation, Shareholder
Tagged Arizona Derivative Claim, Arizona Derivative Litigation, books and records inspection, Business Judgment Rule, Derivative Claim, Derivative Litigation, Direct claim, e-discovery, electronic discovery, Filing a complaint, Litigation Expenses
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Advancement / Reimbursement of Legal Expenses
The Costs of Legal Proceedings That All Corporate Officers, Directors, and Corporate Counsel Should Consider Arizona law provides several unique protections to directors and officers. Included among these protections is the ability for an officer/director to receive reimbursements and advances … Continue reading
Posted in Business Owner, Litigation, Shareholder
Tagged advance legal expenses, Arizona law, Board of directors, corporate counsel, Court Costs, Court Expenses, directors, employees, Indemnification, Indemnify, Legal Costs, Legal Expenses, Litigation Costs, Litigation Expenses, officers, reimbursement of legal expenses
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