United States — Arizona
ARS § 10-3854
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A director in a proceeding may ask a court for indemnification or expense advances, and the court may order them if the statutory conditions are met.
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United States — Arizona
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A director in a proceeding may ask a court for indemnification or expense advances, and the court may order them if the statutory conditions are met.
United States — Arizona
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A corporation cannot indemnify a director unless a case-specific determination says indemnification is permissible and the director met the section 10-3851 conduct standard.
United States — Arizona
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A corporation may indemnify and advance expenses for an officer in a proceeding, subject to listed limits; a non-director officer is also entitled to mandatory indemnification and may ask a court for indemnification or expenses.
United States — Arizona
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A corporation may buy and keep insurance for certain current or former directors and officers, including people serving at the corporation’s request in listed roles for another entity.
United States — Arizona
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A corporation may reimburse a director’s witness expenses in a proceeding when the director has not been named as a defendant or respondent, and it may also indemnify, advance expenses, or maintain insurance for an employee or agent. Any indemnification or expense-advance provision is valid only if it matches this arti
United States — Arizona
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This section defines key terms used in the article, including conflicting interest, director’s conflicting interest transaction, related person, required disclosure, and time of commitment.
United States — Arizona
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A person trying to block or recover damages for a director’s conflicting-interest transaction must first prove, by clear and convincing evidence, that subsection B does not apply.
United States — Arizona
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A transaction can count as effective if enough qualified directors vote for it, and certain conflicted directors may have limited disclosure-and-recusal rules.
United States — Arizona
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Members’ action on a transaction is effective only if a majority of qualified membership votes supports it after notice and required disclosures.
United States — Arizona
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A corporation’s board of directors must adopt a conflict-of-interest policy for transactions with interested persons, subject to listed exemptions.
United States — Arizona
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Corporate names must include certain words, avoid misleading or restricted terms, and be distinguishable from listed names unless an exception applies.
United States — Arizona
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A person may reserve a corporate name by filing an application with the commission; the applicant or an authorized agent must sign the application and include required names and addresses.
United States — Arizona
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A foreign corporation may register its corporate name if it is distinguishable on the commission’s records and the required filing materials are submitted.
United States — Arizona
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Each corporation must continuously keep both a known place of business in the state and a statutory agent.
United States — Arizona
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A corporation may file a statement to change its known place of business or statutory agent; the filing is effective when delivered to the commission.
United States — Arizona
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A statutory agent may resign by filing a signed original resignation statement with the commission, and must notify the corporation in writing.
United States — Arizona
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This section explains how process, notice, or demand may be served on a corporation, including service through its statutory agent or, if no agent is maintained, through the commission.
United States — Arizona
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The articles of incorporation must set out share classes, their numbers, and related rights; they may also authorize special voting, redemption/conversion, and distribution preferences.
United States — Arizona
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The board may set terms for a class or series of shares if the articles allow it, and the corporation must file a statement before issuing those shares.
United States — Arizona
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A corporation may issue the number of shares authorized by its articles of incorporation, and issued shares remain outstanding until reacquired, redeemed, converted, or canceled.