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[...] -consuming and expensive problems down the road. One of the most important examples is an operating agreement. The operating agreement is a wide-ranging document which defines the legal relationship [...]

[...] Just like any other business, your law firm needs an operating agreement. Perhaps the biggest danger of failing to have an operating agreement is that without one, [...]

[...] ? All LLC laws provide default rules that apply in the absence of specific provisions in an Operating Agreement among the members. However, there are some provisions that cannot be overridden by the [...]

[...] Your business needs an operating agreement. But what should your operating agreement define? Below are several essential issues that must be addressed in your agreement: [...]

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[...] talk to a lawyer to see if there is a need to revise their Articles of Organization or Operating Agreements. Third parties doing business with Florida LLCs need to talk to a lawyer about changes [...]

[...] (for instance, by means of a Statement of Denial or a Statement of Authority), members of a member-managed LLC are agents of the organization, and therefore have implicit agent authority. What You May [...]

[...] , whereas it’s often desirable to have the LLC structured as manager-managed. A member-managed LLC typically gives equal rights to each member in state regulations, whereas in many law [...]

[...] one of the many questions that must be answered in your partnership agreement. Not only is LLC ownership divided based on capital or other contributions, the shares of the profits and losses, called [...]

[...] separately from your personal affairs, he may successfully persuade the courts that the LLC designation is a “mere sham” and that your personal assets are fair game. So, what do you need to do in [...]

In 2013, the Florida Legislature unanimously adopted CS/SB 1300, a rewrite of Florida’s limited liability company statute. It completely overhauls F [...]

Just like any other business, your law firm needs an operating agreement. Perhaps the biggest danger of failing to have an operating agreement is tha [...]

[...] . The distributive shares typically allocate to each partner the same percentage as the ownership percentage, but this is not always the case. These details, for obvious reasons, need to be defined. [...]