Virtual Incorporation A Lawyer's Guide to the Formation of Virtual Corporations

by Tower-Pierce, Julie; Gillies, Paul S.; Krolik, Linsey

• ISBN13: 9781604425901
• ISBN10: 1604425903
• Format: Paperback
• Copyright: 2011-07-16
• Publisher: American Bar Association

Summary

Until recently, corporations built offices, ran factories, and have traditionally been paper institutions. Today, the computer has changed the experience of incorporating. The virtual corporation model is lighter, easier, quicker, and smoother. It operates all night, in the present, without a glass and steel edifice to call home, in sync with its founders' lifestyles.

Table of Contents

Acknowledgments	p. ix
About this Book	p. xi
Foreword	p. xiii
Preface	p. xv
Introduction	p. xvii
Virtual Incorporation: Move Over, Delaware ... A New Business Form for Digital Age Start-Ups	p. 1
The Nuts and Bolts of Virtual Incorporation	p. 15
Post-Incorporation: Virtual Ethics and Corporate Responsibility in a Digital Era	p. 25
Virtual Incorporation FAQs	p. 41
Business Formation Resources for Lawyers and "Virtual" Clients	p. 45
Amendments to Vermont Legislation to Create "Virtual Incorporation"	p. 59
Example Client Intake Sheet	p. 81
Example Checklist for Incorporation	p. 89
Example Operating Agreement	p. 91
Index	p. 95
About the Authors	p. 101
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