Quarterly State Compliance Review

At one time corporate attorneys had one type of statutory business entity to worry about -- the corporation. Now there is also the LLC, LP, LLP, LLLP and others. The statutes authorizing and governing these business entities are continually being amended by the state legislatures and interpreted by the courts. This edition of the Quarterly State Compliance Review looks at some amendments that went into effect, and court decisions that were issued, during the last 3 months.

16 minute read February 27, 2006 at 11:02 AM
By
Sandra Feldman
Quarterly State Compliance Review

At one time corporate attorneys had one type of statutory business entity to worry about — the corporation. Now there is also the LLC, LP, LLP, LLLP and others. The statutes authorizing and governing these business entities are continually being amended by the state legislatures and interpreted by the courts.

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