Investigation Costs definition
Investigation Costs means reasonable and necessary expenses incurred in the investigation and evaluation of a Derivative Demand by an Insured Entity, including its board of directors, board of managers, or any committee thereof, provided that Investigation Costs shall not include salaries, wages, remuneration, overhead or benefit expenses associated with any Insureds.
Investigation Costs means reasonable and necessary expenses incurred in the investigation and evaluation of a Derivative Demand, provided that Investigation Costs shall not include compensation, benefit expenses, or overhead of any Insureds.
Investigation Costs means reasonable fees and expenses incurred by a REIT, or on its behalf by its board of directors or other governing board or any committee thereof, to investigate and evaluate of any Derivative Demand, Derivative Suit, Regulation FD Demand, or Books and Records Request. Investigation Costs exclude any: (i) compensation, benefits expenses or overhead of any Insureds; or (ii) Defense Costs.
Examples of Investigation Costs in a sentence
Extraordinary Fees may be considered (Legal Costs, Investigation Costs, Partner Rights Management Costs, 3rd Party Discovery Reports, Bank Wire Transfers).
More Definitions of Investigation Costs
Investigation Costs means reasonable and necessary expenses incurred by an Insured with the Insurer’s prior written consent to establish the existence and amount of a covered Loss. Investigation Costs shall not include any compensation, benefit expenses, or overhead of any Insureds or any expenses incurred by any Customer.
Investigation Costs means the reasonable and necessary fees and expenses incurred by the Insured to establish the amount of a loss (other than the remuneration payable to an Employee or Executive of the Insured, cost of their time or the overhead of any Insured) with the prior written consent of the Underwriters in connection with a covered loss to be paid under this Coverage Section where the loss exceeds the applicable Excess.
Investigation Costs means reasonable legal fees, costs and expenses incurred by the Company (including its board of directors or any committee of its board of directors) in connection with the investigation or evaluation on behalf of the Company of any Securityholder Derivative Demand, but shall not include any salaries, wages, overhead, benefits or benefit expenses associated with any Insured.
Investigation Costs means reasonable costs, charges, fees and expenses (other than overhead, or regular or overtime wages or salaries for employees of the Company) incurred by the Company, including its board of directors or any committee of the board of directors, solely in connection with the Company’s investigation of and/or response to an IRCA Violation Notice.
Investigation Costs means any reasonable fees, costs, charges and expenses (other than remuneration payable to any Insured Person or the cost of their time or the costs or overhead of any Company) incurred with Underwriters’ written consent, such consent not to be unreasonably withheld or delayed, by or on behalf of an Insured Person directly in connection with such Insured Person preparing for an Investigation.
Investigation Costs means reasonable and necessary expenses incurred by an
Investigation Costs means reasonable and necessary costs, fees and other expenses incurred by the "organization" with our prior written consent, in connection with the investigation or evaluation of a "shareholder derivative demand".