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How Is A Business Dispute Handled When There Is No Operating Agreement?
Starting or joining a business venture is an exciting endeavor. With the hustle and bustle of starting a business, owners may not put together a formal operating agreement. It may not seem necessary at the time, or it may seem too time-consuming or costly
But if a conflict arises, how is the business dispute handled if there is no operating agreement? Broadly speaking, the default terms of Wisconsin’s limited liability company act (LLC Act) governs anything not covered in an operating agreement. Below, we’ll talk about common business disputes, the default rules, and the purpose of an operating agreement.
If you’re involved in a business dispute with no operating agreement in place, reach out to one of our experienced business litigation attorneys to understand your options and rights
What Are the Most Common Business Disputes for an LLC?
The beauty of a Wisconsin LLC is the flexibility it provides. More or less, an operating agreement allows owners to tailor an operating structure that works best for their business needs. Unfortunately, that flexibility can be a benefit and a burden. And even with an agreement in place, disputes might still arise.
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What is Liability Insurance?
Posted Sep 18, 2024
By Attorney Samantha S. Bailey Email: sbailey@mallerysc.com Phone: 414-727-6294 Liability Insurance is your protection against monetary amounts you could owe as a result of a judgment against you in civil litigation. Another word......Read More
How Does Wisconsin Handle The Partition Of Real Estate?
Posted Jul 08, 2024
By Stephen L. Lovell Email: slovell@mallerysc.com Phone: 414-727-6297 There are often occasions when one may share ownership of real estate with another person. Many times, that business or personal relationship will run its......Read More
The Corporate Transparency Act
Posted Jul 08, 2024
The Corporate Transparency Act (“CTA”), enacted in 2021, goes into effect on January 1, 2024. The CTA was enacted to combat illicit activity, such as tax fraud, money laundering and......Read More