Sample Company Indemnification Agreement (US)
This is a sample indemnification agreement under which a company agrees to indemnify a director, officer or key employee, against certain claims. The sample is governed by the laws of California.
This is a sample indemnification agreement under which a company agrees to indemnify a director, officer or key employee, against certain claims. The sample is governed by the laws of California.
This resource is a sample due diligence checklist which covers pertinent information to research during a merger or acquisition.
A handbook regarding multinational business acquisition and integration. Key topics such as tax, corporate law, employment and compliance are considered and regional comparison tables summarize the main tax, employment and corporate aspects of integrations in more than 40 countries.
This is a confidentiality agreement between two companies who have a preliminary interest in exploring a merger or other combination of companies.
This informative due diligence checklist provides a suggested process for gathering information, verifying facts and assessing risks associated with IP assets in a transaction.
This due diligence search list is a checklist of areas and sources for a buyer to check in order to understand potential issues with respect to a business that is being purchased in Canada.
A sample board resolution approving the filing of an S-3 registration form by a company with the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) prior to the issuance of shares (United States).
This is a sample indemnification agreement under which a Virginia corporation agrees to indemnify "a person who is or was a director, officer, employee, agent or fiduciary of Corporation or of any other Enterprise that such person is or was serving at the express written request of Corporation."
This is a Mergers & Acquisition Confidentiality Agreement.
This is a sample indemnity agreement for the indemnification of the company by its stockholder, in connection with the company's issuance of new stock certificates after the loss of such certificates by the stockholder.