What effect is there to a NYC landlord changing the name of his company to include "LLC" in the name?
It sounds as if the landlord changed its form of entity to an LLC, presumably for liability purposes. Regardless of the legal status of the...
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It sounds as if the landlord changed its form of entity to an LLC, presumably for liability purposes. Regardless of the legal status of the...
The questions are whether the corporation was a party to the shareholders' agreement and, if so, whether the corporation was authorized to sign...
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Whether the document was notarized is irrelevant to your question. It sounds like the account was in the name of a relative who has passed away and...
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Typically, companies that perform licensed professional services must be structured so that ownership is limited to licensed individuals. To...
First, LLCs typically do not have Directors, but if the managers of an LLC are so titled one or more Directors can be added in accordance with the...
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Yes, all LLCs (not classified as a corporation) that are doing business in California, or file an article of organization or certificate of...
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