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Plan of Liquidation

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What you'll need

  • Articles of Incorporation & Bylaws
  • Board Resolution & Shareholder Approval
  • Asset & Creditor Inventories

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Overview

CaseMark's Plan of Liquidation skill automates the drafting of comprehensive dissolution plans for U.S. corporations undergoing voluntary winding down. It transforms your corporate documents, approval records, and financial inventories into a structured, statute-compliant plan covering every phase from board authorization through final state filings. The output includes creditor notice procedures, asset liquidation schedules, distribution waterfalls, and IRS Form 966 compliance sections.

Drafting a Plan of Liquidation and Dissolution manually requires attorneys to synthesize corporate formation documents, board and shareholder records, creditor lists, and asset inventories while navigating state-specific dissolution statutes and federal tax requirements. The process is time-intensive, error-prone, and risks missing critical steps — from creditor notice deadlines to IRS filing obligations — that can expose the corporation and its officers to liability.

CaseMark automates the entire drafting process by analyzing your uploaded corporate documents and generating a structured, comprehensive Plan of Liquidation and Dissolution. The AI identifies share class preferences, organizes creditor claims, builds distribution waterfalls, and flags jurisdiction-specific requirements for attorney verification — delivering a polished draft in minutes that would traditionally take hours to prepare.

How it works

  1. 1. Upload corporate formation documents, board/shareholder approvals, and asset and creditor inventories

  2. 2. AI analyzes your documents and drafts a comprehensive Plan of Liquidation and Dissolution

  3. 3. Review the generated plan, verify jurisdiction-specific flags, and customize placeholders

  4. 4. Export the finalized plan in your preferred format (DOCX, PDF)

What you get

  • Preamble & Recitals

  • Approval & Authorization

  • Creditor Notice & Claims Process

  • Asset Liquidation Schedule

  • Distribution Waterfall

  • State Dissolution Filings & IRS Form 966 Compliance

  • Winding-Down Timeline & Officer Duties

What it handles

  • Generates complete preamble with statutory authority citations and corporate recitals

  • Documents board and shareholder approval sections with vote counts and quorum verification

  • Drafts creditor notification procedures and claims bar date schedules

  • Creates asset liquidation priority and distribution waterfall structures

  • Produces state dissolution filing checklists and IRS Form 966 compliance sections

  • Flags jurisdiction-specific requirements with verification markers

Required documents

  • Articles of Incorporation & Bylaws

    Corporate formation documents including any amendments, especially those establishing liquidation preferences for multiple share classes

    .pdf, .docx

  • Board Resolution & Shareholder Approval

    Board resolution approving dissolution with vote details, and shareholder meeting minutes or written consent showing requisite vote threshold met

    .pdf, .docx

  • Asset & Creditor Inventories

    Inventory of corporate assets (real property, equipment, IP, receivables, cash) and known creditors with amounts, addresses, and secured/unsecured status

    .pdf, .docx, .xlsx

Supporting documents

  • Pending Obligations Summary

    Summary of pending litigation, active contracts, employee benefit obligations, and environmental liabilities

    .pdf, .docx

  • State Dissolution Statute Reference

    Relevant state dissolution statute or filing requirements for the corporation's state of incorporation

    .pdf, .docx

  • Prior Tax Filings

    Recent corporate tax returns or IRS correspondence relevant to dissolution and Form 966 filing

    .pdf

Why teams use it

Reduce plan drafting time from hours to minutes while maintaining thoroughness and statutory compliance

Ensure no critical dissolution step is overlooked with comprehensive section coverage and jurisdiction-specific flags

Properly structure distribution waterfalls that respect liquidation preferences across multiple share classes

Streamline creditor notification and claims processes with organized schedules and bar date tracking

Questions

What types of corporate dissolutions does this skill support?

CaseMark's Plan of Liquidation skill is designed for voluntary dissolutions of U.S. corporations. It covers the full lifecycle from board and shareholder approvals through final state dissolution filings and IRS compliance.

Does the plan address multi-class share structures and liquidation preferences?

Yes. CaseMark analyzes your articles and bylaws to identify multiple share classes and their liquidation preferences, then structures the distribution waterfall accordingly. It also flags separate class voting requirements where applicable.

How does the skill handle state-specific dissolution requirements?

CaseMark identifies your state of incorporation and cites the relevant dissolution statute (e.g., DGCL § 275, RMBCA § 14.02). All jurisdiction-specific items are flagged with verification markers so your attorney can confirm compliance with local requirements.

Does the output include IRS Form 966 compliance guidance?

Yes. CaseMark includes a dedicated section addressing IRS Form 966 filing requirements, timing, and the information needed to complete the form. This ensures your dissolution plan accounts for federal tax obligations alongside state filings.

Can I use this for a corporation with pending litigation or environmental liabilities?

Absolutely. CaseMark's skill accounts for pending obligations including litigation, contracts, employee benefits, and environmental liabilities. The plan includes provisions for reserving funds and addressing contingent claims during the winding-down process.

How long does it take to generate a complete plan?

CaseMark typically generates a comprehensive Plan of Liquidation and Dissolution in approximately 12 minutes. This replaces what traditionally takes hours of manual drafting, allowing attorneys to focus on strategic review and client counsel.

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