Updated April 25, 2023
Oregon corporate bylaws outline the rules for the internal affairs of a company for the purposes of maintaining structure and organization. While these bylaws don’t need to be submitted to the Secretary of State (unlike the articles of incorporation), most corporations implement bylaws to ensure their business operations run smoothly and are managed properly. The bylaws template is also important in establishing the purpose of the business, the authority, election, and termination of the board of directors, and meetings of the shareholders. The bylaws are created upon the founding of the corporation and are amended and added to from time to time by the board of directors.
Laws
Emergency Bylaws
Should a catastrophic event prevent the board of directors to assemble for a quorum, emergency bylaws may be enforced for the duration of the emergency. (§ 60.081)