RS 12:913
A professional medical corporation with no voting shareholders may be involuntarily dissolved. If a shareholder dies, the shareholder’s succession representative (or the person holding the shares if there is no succession administration) may vote the shares and may be elected as a director and officer to carry out volu
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- United States — Louisiana
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A professional medical corporation with no voting shareholders may be involuntarily dissolved. If a shareholder dies, the shareholder’s succession representative (or the person holding the shares if there is no succession administration) may vote the shares and may be elected as a director and officer to carry out voluntary dissolution and liquidation.
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