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If LLC Agreement Must Be in Writing, Must it Be Signed?

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By Peter Mahler on May 7, 2018
Posted in Attorney's Fees, Interim Remedies, LLCs, Operating Agreement

An appellate ruling last week in a dispute between a putative 50% LLC member and the other party claiming to be the sole member raises the issue whether a written operating agreement, to be enforceable, requires signatures. Read more in this week’s New York Business Divorce. …
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