Replies to post #229507 on Liquidmetal Technologies Inc (LQMT)

[Eagle1947]

This ASHM is a formality to fulfill a legal responsibility. Regarding extending for executives tenure for another period of time and perhaps stock options etc.
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If you are wrong about this it would indeed be the first time ... LQMT has taken all HOPE related good will and flushed it away ... only way they can regain any lost respect is to actually do some work that yields real term results in terms of profit and promise of future success.

For some myterious reason(s) they have continued not to perform for a ridicoulsly long period of time .. maybe just laziness, probaby not ....

[RSuave25020]

i believe the last time there was an online meeting no questions were answered so I thought i would ask Chat GPT about the laws and this is what i discovered.

Question:
With Corporate registration in Delaware and company headquarters in Orange County California which area of law applies to the rights of shareholders ability to have a Q & A session during a shareholder meeting?

Answer:
Given that Liquidmetal Technologies is registered as a company in Delaware and has its headquarters in Orange County, California, the applicable area of law regarding the rights of shareholders to have a Q&A session during a shareholder meeting would primarily depend on the company's state of incorporation, which is Delaware in this case. The corporate law of Delaware would govern the rights and procedures related to shareholder meetings, including the ability of shareholders to participate in Q&A sessions.

Delaware corporate law provides a framework for shareholder meetings, including the rights and responsibilities of shareholders, the conduct of meetings, and the procedures for Q&A sessions. It typically requires that shareholders be given a reasonable opportunity to ask questions and receive information during the meeting. However, specific requirements and procedures can vary depending on the company's bylaws and any applicable provisions in its articles of incorporation.

It is important to note that while Delaware law would generally govern the rights and procedures related to shareholder meetings, there may be additional laws or regulations at the federal or state level in California that could also impact shareholder rights. Consulting the company's bylaws and seeking legal advice from a qualified professional would provide the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding the specific rights of shareholders in Liquidmetal Technologies.

Question:
Can you find specific Delaware law covering shareholder rights in the are of Question and answer sessions during a shareholder meeting

Answer:
To obtain the most accurate and up-to-date information on Delaware corporate law pertaining to shareholder rights, including Q&A sessions during shareholder meetings, I recommend consulting the Delaware General Corporation Law (DGCL), specifically Sections 211, 212, and 222, which address shareholder meetings and related procedures. Additionally, reviewing the company's bylaws, which may contain specific provisions regarding shareholder meetings and Q&A sessions, would be advisable. Seeking guidance from a corporate attorney or legal expert familiar with Delaware corporate law would ensure accurate and comprehensive information tailored to your specific situation.

https://delcode.delaware.gov/title8/c001/sc07/index.html#:~:text=%C2%A7%20211.,by%20the%20board%20of%20directors.

https://bc-llp.com/corporate-formalities-matter/

I don't know if this will make a difference but enough eyes on this chat site might find something that can force them to answer questions when they don't want to answer questions is my thought.