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How Good is Your Operating Agreement’s Anti-Assignment Clause?

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By Peter Mahler on April 11, 2016
Posted in Access to Books and Records, LLCs, Operating Agreement, Stock Transfer Restrictions

A decision last month by Justice Robert Bruno foiled a convicted felon’s attempt to assign to his wife his 50% membership interest in two realty holding LLCs. Find out more in this week’s New York Business Divorce. …
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