A paving firm's state filing lists different officers than the company's LinkedIn page. How should those sources be weighted?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
State filings are the roster filed with the league office; LinkedIn is the poster in the locker room. When officers disagree, the filing is the stronger legal-source class. Social is still a claim worth noting, not the winner by freshness.
Full Explanation
Secretary-of-state-class officer lists are a primary legal-source class for business OSINT. Company social pages are marketing claims that can lag, inflate titles, or list people who are not legal officers. The researcher cites both, weights the filing higher, and does not average them into a fake org chart. Waiting for a private spreadsheet is not required when public filings exist.