Estate planners frequently utilize limited liability companies to separate management and economic interests. This week’s New York Business Divorce examines a fascinating decision last month by the Delaware Chancery Court dismissing a dissolution petition brought by the trustees of an inter vivos trust that held almost all of the LLC’s economic interest but none of the voting rights or management control.
Continue Reading “Unusual Actions Breed Unusual Outcomes”: Delaware Court Dismisses Non-Voting Trust’s Action to Dissolve LLC Born of Estate Plan
“Unusual Actions Breed Unusual Outcomes”: Delaware Court Dismisses Non-Voting Trust’s Action to Dissolve LLC Born of Estate Plan
