Jullia Park and John Rafferty

Failing to obtain – and document – board approval for certain actions can have important implications for a company Recordkeeping can be a hassle: it costs money and time to maintain records. But it is a necessary and crucial part of every company. The failure to maintain proper records can have detrimental consequences on the validity of a company’s actions, particularly when that failure is the failure to properly document board approval of key company decisions. Every company that has a board of directors or board of managers – regardless of the company’s size, maturity or industry – has a…