…request. For one, only information directly related to a proper purpose needs to be made available. Also, the corporation can seek a judicial protective order to keep the information confidential. As an additional protection, the Pederson court confirmed that a…
…U.S. Congress and Executive Branch. He has decades of experience representing Alaska Native tribes and tribal organizations, local rural governments and Native corporations on a wide variety of issues, including tribal and subsistence rights, Indian Child Welfare Act cases, natural…
…on the total assets reported in the corporation’s last annual report. The additional fee runs between $250 and $25,000. The changes to the disclosures required by the proxy regulations include: Many disclosures are expanded to include disclosures about both the…
…a change in BOMA standards. A number of the changes, such as inclusion of permanent mezzanines, are landlord friendly. For new industrial leases or leases with mixed uses where the majority of the use is industrial, landlords will generally want…
…discretion to allocate the shareholder’s votes, instead of the shareholder directing the proxyholder to cast the shareholder’s votes in favor of a particular candidate or candidates. The letter reads as follows: Dear Editor, The Village Corporation for Nome i.e. Sitnasuak…
LBB attorney, Richard Camilleri, has been selected for the Top 40 under 40 class of 2023 by the Alaska Journal of Commerce. This is a well-deserved recognition of his accomplishments. Richard is an exceptional attorney with extensive knowledge and experience,…
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