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The Bad-Faith Petitioner Defense Makes Successful Debut in LLC Dissolution Case

By Peter A. Mahler on February 4, 2019

This week’s New York Business Divorce highlights an important decision denying a dissolution petition brought by the 50% member of a realty-holding LLC on the ground that his own deliberate conduct in breach of the operating agreement created the conditions alleged as a basis for dissolution.
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Winter Case Notes: LLC Deadlock and Other Recent Decisions of Interest

By Peter A. Mahler on January 8, 2018

Posted in Access to Books and Records, Attorney's Fees, Bankruptcy, Deadlock, Delaware, Derivative Actions, Expulsion and Removal, Freeze-Out Merger, Grounds for Dissolution, Interim Remedies, LLCs, Standing, Uncategorized, Winter Case Notes

This week’s New York Business Divorce offers its annual Winter Case Notes with synopses of five recent decisions in business divorce cases involving LLC dissolution, cash-out merger, LLC member expulsion, and more. …
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