How-To: Complete 'Corporate Disclosures'

* The Court may refer to it as "Plaintiff's Certification of Interested Persons and Corporate Disclosure Statement"

Background:	The Federal Court commands you to submit a 'Corporate Disclosures' statement*
Problem:	You are unsure of how to comply
Solution:	You follow this guide for completing 'Corporate Disclosures'

I. Legal Citations

Rule 7.1 Fed. R. Civ. P. | Disclosure Statement
"(a) WHO MUST FILE; CONTENTS. A nongovernmental corporate party must file 2 copies of a disclosure statement that:
(1) identifies any parent corporation and any publicly held corporation owning 10% or more of its stock; or (2) states that there is no such corporation."

II. Samples

# PDF Comments ₧

1 TBD case. Plaintiff's Filing (pro se). No corporate ownership. No interested persons.

2 Defendant's Filing (attorney). Non-Profit. No corporate ownership.

3 Defendant's Filing (attorney). Private. 51% 49% ownership split. Foreign ties.

4 Defendant's Filing (attorney). 100% ownership. Publicly held.

5 Defendant's Filing (attorney). 84% ownership. Nice contextual intro.

6 Defendant's Filing (attorney). Nice format.

7 Defendant's Filing (attorney). Very brief.

#	PDF	Comments	₧
1		TBD case. Plaintiff's Filing (pro se). No corporate ownership. No interested persons.
2		Defendant's Filing (attorney). Non-Profit. No corporate ownership.
3		Defendant's Filing (attorney). Private. 51% 49% ownership split. Foreign ties.
4		Defendant's Filing (attorney). 100% ownership. Publicly held.
5		Defendant's Filing (attorney). 84% ownership. Nice contextual intro.
6		Defendant's Filing (attorney). Nice format.
7		Defendant's Filing (attorney). Very brief.

III. Templates

# Word Comments ₧

1 Replace all of the placeholder tags with real information (eg "[plfName]" becomes "John Doe").

#	Word	Comments	₧
1		Replace all of the placeholder tags with real information (eg "[plfName]" becomes "John Doe").

IV. Quick Commentary

Bad News: You probably won't need to submit a corporate disclosure statement in your civil case:
- Reason #1: It seems inapplicable to you, because you aren't a corporation (and Rule 7.1 seems to be geared solely towards corporations)
- Reason #2: TBD has never seen a pro se litigant file a Corporate Disclosure statement (sample size = 60,000⁺ federal court records)
Good News: It only takes 10-30 minutes to complete
Better News: It'll take you even less time if you use TBD's free template! (see Part III - above)
Please download as many sample documents as you'd like
Proofread your document as much as possible.
Save the final version as a PDF file.
Email the PDF to the other party (read about Serving Court Documents here).
File the document with your federal court.

V. Additional Notes

The 'Corporate Disclosures' is a very simple file (no need for legal citations, etc.)
Total Time needed ≈ 0-1 hours

VI. Conclusion

The 'Corporate Disclosures' document might be required in Federal Court cases of discrimination. The Court will let you know if you need to supply one; and they will set the deadline. Luckily, the document itself is very simple.

POINTS & THINGS

Congratulations! You're now booked up on how to satisfy the 'Corporate Disclosures' requirement of your federal case!

Please get the justice you deserve.

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How-To: Complete 'Corporate Disclosures'

I. Legal Citations

II. Samples

III. Templates

IV. Quick Commentary

V. Additional Notes

VI. Conclusion

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How-To: Complete 'Corporate Disclosures'

I. Legal Citations

II. Samples

III. Templates

IV. Quick Commentary

V. Additional Notes

VI. Conclusion

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