The Importance of Using Modern Technologies in Resolving Corporate Deadlock Situations

J. I. Yuldashev

Authors

J. I. Yuldashev Head of the Department of Tashkent State, Law University. Ph.D. Professor

Keywords:

corporate law, corporate strain, artificial intelligence, digitization, Joint Stock Companies, general meeting of shareholders, participants, supervisory board, corporate governance

Abstract

This article analyzes the role and importance of modern technologies in resolving corporate deadlock situations. Research results demonstrate the effectiveness of blockchain, artificial intelligence, and other digital technologies in preventing and resolving deadlocks in corporate governance.

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