I have done researched on companies in TX, AZ, NV, WY, NY, and couple of other states.
I don't know about the rest of the States, but in the states mentioned, they do not allow a company to incorporate with only one director or one officer. So that is a NON-Issue.
One of the benefits of incorporating is a business can OUTLIVE the individual who started it.
And in the case of VLDI, from what I have been told Bruce does nothing, knows nothing, understands nothing, has accomplished nothing, is a total failure at promoting his company, marketing its software, or closing contracts.
So, it sounds to me like his death would not harm our investment one bit.
As far as I can determine, the prospects he is supposedly showing the software to, have all received the technical data, installed the demo, and are testing or have already tested the software.
And since the corporation would outlive him, a new CEO would be chosen, a new Director would be chosen, the company would send letters to all of their prospects informing them of the changes, and life would go on.
The one thing that might change is the new CEO might actually be more aggressive in dealing with all the lies that are being told about VLDI and its management, and the price would go up.
That would be terrible. We might actually go green.