Last month, Vanessa Nichols inherited 60 shares of Citrus, Inc. stock from her father, who bought the stock 10 years ago. Citrus, Inc. is a Florida corporation with 1,000 shares outstanding. Having learned that a year ago two directors on Citrus, Inc.'s seven-person board had embezzled a substantial sum from the corporation, Nichols intends to bring a derivative suit. To do so, Nichols must:
A) First demand that the board investigate her claims and take action.
B) Post a bond.
C) She cannot bring a derivative suit because she was not a shareholder at the time of the embezzlement.
D) Demand to see corporate books and records.
