ICANN has so far not responded to the attached questions.
I've continued to inquire into the issue of liability of "volunteer"
directors of California non-profits and what I have found concerns me.
There are several statutes that purport to protect "volunteer" directors.
But they are subject
As a possible candidate for the ICANN at-large board election, I've been
looking at the liability exposure of a Director and the protections
offered by California law.
The legal liability is potentially extremely large.
And the protections are potentially of more form than substance. The
Karl Auerbach wrote:
As a possible candidate for the ICANN at-large board election, I've been
looking at the liability exposure of a Director and the protections
offered by California law.
The legal liability is potentially extremely large.
You´d have to be crazy, IMHO, to become a Board
Send these questions immediately to Louis Touton, counsel for ICANN, with
copies to every member of the ICANN board. Ask for a reply by July 10.
Karl Auerbach wrote:
As a possible candidate for the ICANN at-large board election, I've been
looking at the liability exposure of a Director and the
Ellen Rony wrote:
Send these questions immediately to Louis Touton, counsel for ICANN, with
copies to every member of the ICANN board. Ask for a reply by July 10.
It makes no difference what Touton or the Board members say. If, for
example, the Internet or even an important ccTLD were to go
Ellen and all,
Good suggestion and a practice I have used for some time now.
Unfortunately they (The ICANN Board) is not very responsive.
I would also suggest that you copy Becky Burr, Elliot Maxwell
and Andrew Pincus of DOC/NTIA as well.
Ellen Rony wrote:
Send these questions immediately to
