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John Cunningham on Avoiding Deadlock in Two-Member LLCs

By Peter A. Mahler on July 11, 2016

Posted in Deadlock, LLCs, Operating Agreement, Podcast Episodes

Deadlock in LLCs with two equal members can be a major problem and trigger for dissolution proceedings, which is why it’s crucial to consider deadlock avoidance provisions in the operating agreement. This week’s New York Business Divorce, and a related podcast interview on the Business Divorce Roundtable, features noted LLC expert and attorney John Cunningham on the topic of LLC deadlock and how to avoid it.
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Professor Peter Molk’s Groundbreaking Study of How LLC Owners Contract Around Default Statutory Protections

By Peter A. Mahler on June 27, 2016

Posted in Interviews, LLCs, Operating Agreement, Podcast Episodes

Is the contractual freedom associated with LLC statutory default rules being used to promote efficiencies or opportunistically by LLC controllers at the expense of vulnerable LLC members? That’s the subject of a study and article by Professor Peter Molk highlighted in this week’s New York Business Divorce and accompanying interview of Professor Molk on the Business Divorce Roundtable podcast.
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