written-consent

To draft a unanimous written consent, provide the board action, effective date, director conflicts, and required signatories. The tool applies house format, pulls precedent from the repository, and generates a structured consent draft with a signatory checklist.

A unanimous written consent is a legal document used to approve corporate actions in lieu of a formal board meeting. It is typically used for routine officer elections, equity grants, and transaction authorizations when directors agree without convening.

Yes, drafting a board consent requires a precedent from the consents repository or seed format documents. The tool implements a safety stop and refuses to generate low-quality generic outputs without repository precedent to ensure house format compliance.

You can use a written consent for major one-off transactions, but the tool classifies these actions and recommends outside-counsel review. For same-day signature requests, it enforces a guardrail stop unless an outside-counsel path is explicitly chosen.

State-law notice constraints are automatically satisfied by applying jurisdiction-based signature and notice rules from the plugin configuration. The generated consent draft includes state-law notice notes tailored to the company's incorporation state.

The signatory checklist for a committee written consent includes required signatures, director conflict disclosures, and review prompts. It ensures the circulation-ready structure meets state-law notice and jurisdiction-based signature constraints.