<h1>SEC civil fraud suit service agreement by two directors allows 90 days to move to dismiss or file responsive pleadings</h1> Two individuals who are directors in a listed company agreed to accept service of a US securities regulator's civil fraud complaint alleging misleading statements tied to an alleged bribery scheme; that agreement removes the need for judicial resolution of service and permits the defendants 90 days to move to dismiss or file responsive pleadings, with the SEC allowed 60 days for opposition and defendants 45 days to reply. The defendants expressly preserve all defenses, including personal jurisdiction. Related criminal charges by federal prosecutors are noted separately, and the company is not a party to the civil proceedings.