Member Rights For Connecticut Limited Liability Company

Generally, there are two sources to determine the rights and duties of members of a Connecticut limited liability company (“LLC”).  The first source is an operating agreement.  The ability to form a limited liability company (“LLC”) as a legal entity in Connecticut derives from legislative enactment.  Title 34 of Connecticut General Statutes covers LLC’s.  Title 34 […]

Business Litigation Roundup

As we head to the new year, here is a round up from some fellow bloggers on contracts, cobra, wage disputes, patents, and oral agreements for limited liability companies.  The California Business Lawyer Blog offers a very detailed post about contractual relationships  between manufacturers and suppliers.  The focus is on well drafted agreements eliminating the […]

Connecticut Supreme Court Confirms Expulsion Is Available Remedy In Partnership Dispute

In an issue of first impression, the Connecticut Supreme Court confirmed that partnerships can expel a partner rather than dissolve when there is a breakdown of the business of the partnership.  The case is Brennan v. Brennan Associates, et al.  The official opinion will be released on August 18, 2009, but the advanced opinion already was released online.  […]

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