Legislation that would put unprecedented limitations on derivative suits by corporate shareholders in New Jersey is a Senate vote away from the governor's desk.
January 17, 2013 at 07:22 PM
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Legislation that would put unprecedented limitations on derivative suits by corporate shareholders in New Jersey is a Senate vote away from the governor’s desk.
The measure, S-2326/A-3123, won unanimous approval from the Senate Commerce Committee as part of a three-bill package aimed at making New Jersey more business-friendly and bringing its laws in line with neighboring states.
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