03Sep
Mining Companies: Don’t Let Your QP Refuse to Provide Required SEC Consents
We are seeing a significant increase in cases where a qualified person (QP) or related engineering firm has prepared a technical report or other required disclosure for a mining company, but then resisted, or outright refused, to provide the written consent that the mining company is required to obtain in order to be permitted to disclose the name of the QP and the conclusions of the QP in a prospectus that forms part of an SEC registration statement for a public offering or for the mining...
By:
Dorsey & Whitney LLP
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