Primer on Interpleader Actions Under Connecticut Law

The Connecticut Supreme Court (318CR76) recently issued a decision that provides a good overview of Connecticut’s interpleader law.  An action in interpleader is an equitable claim attorneys bring on behalf of clients to resolve ownership over disputed claims to property or money.  The typical case involves a situation where one party is the holder of money and […]

Dissolving A Corporation Under Connecticut Law

Under Connecticut law, there are various methods attorneys may use to dissolve or terminate a corporation.  It is referred to as dissolution of the corporation.  A dissolved corporation continues its corporate shell existence but stops carrying on business except where necessary to wind up the affairs of the company.  Winding up typically involves liquidation by […]

Do Members of LLCs Owe A Fiduciary Duty To Each Other in CT?

A limited liability company is essentially a combination or mix of a corporation and a partnership.  The LLC as an entity provides the flexibility of a partnership with the ability to govern and create ownership interests similar to a corporation.  The legislature codified the framework for LLCs in Connecticut in Title 34, Chapter 613 of […]

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