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LLC Dissolution Case Tests Limits of Operating Agreement’s Purpose Clause

By Peter Mahler on November 5, 2012

Posted in Grounds for Dissolution, LLCs, Operating Agreement

The purpose clause in an LLC’s operating agreement can be an important factor in judicial dissolution cases, as illustrated in Justice Denise Sher’s recent decision in Vella v. JP&F Realty Holdings, LLC. This week’s New York Business Divorce has the story.
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Lawyers Caught in the Crossfire of Shareholder Disputes

By Peter Mahler on April 11, 2011

Posted in Attorney Disqualification

Getting sued by your client’s adversary is an occasional occupational hazard for attorneys in any field, but perhaps more so for attorneys who represent closely held companies that fall into the business divorce maelstrom, as evidenced by Nassau County Justice Denise Sher’s recent decision in Aranki v. Goldman & Associates. It’s in this week’s New York Business Divorce.
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