LLC with 3 partners in Louisiana can we force a buy out?
I can't give you a meaningful answer because I can't tell: 1. whether you have an LLC (as the caption suggests) or a partnership (as the first...
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I can't give you a meaningful answer because I can't tell: 1. whether you have an LLC (as the caption suggests) or a partnership (as the first...
The sole proprietorship will leave you the most cash if that is your only concern. The only fee that it pays is for filing for doing business...
I think you are asking whether you should not get unemployment insurance payments because the new lessor(?) forced you out of business. Answer:...
Answer depends on the amount of the check. A disclaimer might work, wherein you reject the payment and it goes to the next named beneficiary, it...
With an equal split, 2 to 2, you can never have a majority so the "Managing Members" can never take any legal action. There is no basis for the two...
We see many questions on Avvo regarding loans between friends and relatives. Often such a loan results in ruining the relationship. You are a...
This is easier to conceptualize in a corporation. Small companies with naive management typically start by offering a certain percentage to new...
If this is a "qualified" plan. then you are protected by the Employee's Income Retirement Security Act ("ERISA"), and your vested benefits cannot...
You have no legal obligation to return her money unless there was a security violation in the sale to her. Her demand is unreasonable as any...
In my view the transaction was usurious and the company was entitled to treble damages of $210,000. The company received a one-year loan from a...