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The Corporation is Becoming More Contract Focused, But Don’t Call it an LLC Just Yet

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By Peter J. Sluka on March 13, 2023
Posted in Corporate Governance, LLCs
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We’re blurring the lines between the corporation and the LLC. But I’d still rather be a minority shareholder in a New York corporation than a minority owner of a New York LLC. Find out why in this week’s post.
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