Corporate Bylaws

Corporate Bylaws (sometimes spelled “By-Laws”) are a set of written rules of a corporation that are established by the board of directors during the process of starting the corporation in order to organize its internal management.

Corporate Bylaws are similar to Operating Agreements and Partnership Agreements in that they outline and define the purpose, policies, duties, and responsibilities for the shareholders, directors, and officers of a corporation and how it will operate.  Corporate Bylaws also usually describe how stock is issued by the corporation.

If you are forming a corporation, then please call Brian M. Rokaw, P.A. to schedule a free no obligation consultation – (305) 722-5888.

See also; Operating Agreements and Partnership Agreements