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Issuing Stock Options Under an Equity Incentive Plan

By Jenna Stewart

Private companies often adopt equity incentive plans in order to issue stock options to their employees, directors and consultants. However, once the plan is adopted, there are a number of things that a Company should consider when granting stock options. This article provides a list of questions for private companies to consider when issuing stock options under an equity incentive plan.

You’ve Got Mail! Emails May Be Subject to Stockholder Books and Records Requests

By Zachary Liebnick and Zane Polston

Delaware corporations have always been required to provide certain information to their stockholders under Section 220 of the Delaware General Corporation Law (DGCL), but the scope and form of that information has naturally changed as technology advances.

Why Does a Company Issue Stock Options?

By Dan DeWolf

One of the critical keys to a successful venture is aligning the interests of the employees and management with the interests of the shareholders/investors. After all, perhaps the greatest asset of a company is its people. Without a competent and motivated workforce, a venture is unlikely to succeed no matter how great an idea or business concept is involved.