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I will write a 102b7 charter amendment for your existing delaware entity
Licensed US Attorney Premium Delaware Corporate Law Startup Legal Document
I am Richard John Edgar, a licensed U.S. attorney (Bar No. #229749) specializing in corporate governance, startup formation, and Delaware corporate law. With extensive experience drafting complex lega...
About this Gig
Update your corporate charter to secure maximum legal protection.
If your Delaware corporation was formed years ago, your corporate charter is likely outdated. In August 2022, Delaware amended Section 102(b)(7) to allow corporations to shield officers (not just directors) from personal liability for duty of care breaches. Existing companies must proactively amend their Certificate of Incorporation to secure this new protection.
I am Richard John Edgar, a licensed U.S. attorney (Bar #229749). I provide premium drafting services for corporate charter amendments to ensure your existing company is fully optimized under the latest Delaware laws.
This Gig Includes:
- Drafting the formal Certificate of Amendment.
- Including the latest statutory language to protect your President, CEO, and top officers.
- Drafting required internal governance documents (Board/Stockholder resolutions) in higher tiers.
Don't let outdated charter language expose your executives to liability. Order your attorney-drafted amendment today.
Field of law:
Finance
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Business (corporate)
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Commercial
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FAQ
Why should an existing company amend its charter now?
Recent changes to Delaware law allow you to protect key officers (CEO, President, etc.) from personal liability. Older charters only protect directors.
Do I need stockholder approval to amend the charter?
Yes. Under Delaware law, amending the Certificate of Incorporation to add a 102(b)(7) provision requires approval from both the Board and the stockholders. My Premium package includes both resolutions.
How do we make the amendment official?
Once I draft the Certificate of Amendment and you sign it, you will file it with the Delaware Division of Corporations.
