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Gathering evidence for stockholder disputes: California books and records inspection demands

January 27, 2015
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Sara B. BrodyNicole M. Ryan

Some important considerations for those seeking books and records inspection through California’s Section 1601.

This article originally appeared on InsideCounsel.

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Brody, Sara B.
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Ryan, Nicole M.
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