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The standard Proxy authorizes another party (which is management of the corporation) to vote a specified number of shares at a specified meeting of the Shareholders to be held on a date certain. Similar to power of attorney, proxies are best issued in limited form. Authorizing a proxy for use at a particular meeting or for a specified purpose or limited to a single date limits the risks incidental to a grant of broad long-term voting authority. Proxies are governed by state law so be sure to consult with local corporate counsel before finalizing your draft Proxy. You can find answers to your questions using our extensive library of
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