§ 2116 Foreign Director Liability Rules
This law says that directors of a foreign company that does business inside the state can be sued for giving out illegal dividends, buying shares, handing out company assets, or making false paperwork, and the lawsuit can happen in this state.
A foreign company sells its products in the state. One of its directors decides to give shareholders a dividend that the company's own rules say is not allowed.
Because the dividend was not authorized, the shareholders can take the director to court in this state and hold them personally responsible for the mistake.
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§ 2116 Foreign Director Liability Rules
Last verified: January 10, 2026