ARS § 10-2226
In an appraisal proceeding, the court must determine the proceeding’s costs and normally assess them against the professional corporation, but it can shift costs to the disqualified shareholder in some cases. The court may also assess the shareholder’s counsel and expert fees against the corporation if the shareholder’
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In an appraisal proceeding, the court must determine the proceeding’s costs and normally assess them against the professional corporation, but it can shift costs to the disqualified shareholder in some cases. The court may also assess the shareholder’s counsel and expert fees against the corporation if the shareholder’s shares were worth substantially more than the offer, or if no offer was made.
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