The incorporator is the person who creates the corporate existence by signing and filing the articles of incorporation. The incorporator may be one of the shareholders, directors, or officers of the corporation, or any other person. Only one (1) incorporator is needed. After signing and filing the articles of incorporation, ordering a corporate kit, and preparing a set of bylaws, the incorporator must do the following two things: 1  Adopt the bylaws, and.  Elect the initial directors of the corporation.
While not an exhaustive list, the following are some of the possible causes of nerve pain and nerve damage: 1  Autoimmune diseases 2  . Cancer 3  . Compression/trauma. 4  Diabetes . Drug side effects and toxic substances.  Motor neuron 1  diseases. Nutritional deficiencies.  Infectious disease.
Nerves carry information from your brain to your body. When you have neuropathy, the information does not transfer along your nerves correctly. The nerves in your legs, arms, feet, or hands are affected. It also may affect your organs, such as your lungs, stomach, bladder, or genitals. This condition may go away on its own or you may always have it. Trauma or pressure on the nerve: Any accident that causes nerve damage can lead to neuropathy. If you wear a cast or a splint, it may cause pressure that pinches nerves. Repeated movements, such as typing, may cause nerve pressure and pain.