Post-Pueblo: Liability During Administrative DissolutionBy Owen R. Burgh and Terrence J. McConvilleSeptember 2011Column, Page 476LLC members and managers are protected from personal liability even after the LLC is involuntarily dissolved. Here's a call for change.
LLC Members by Default?By Lin HansonJune 2010Column, Page 328If an LLC member loses her shares, to what extent does a creditor stand in her shoes?
State authorizes creation of Low-Profit LLCs. PA 096-0126May 2010Illinois Law Update, Page 236State lawmakers recently allowed for the creation of Low-Profit Limited Liability Companies (called L3Cs) for groups advancing educational or charitable purposes.
Helping Clients Observe Corporate FormalitiesBy Lin HansonDecember 2008Column, Page 640By helping corporate clients with minutes, meetings and more you demonstrate your business value.
Puelo v Topel: the Court Got It WrongBy Lin Hanson and Charles (Bud) W. MurdockMarch 2008Column, Page 158Puelo wrongly held that a dissolved LLC was on the hook for liabilities incurred after the dissolution.
LLCs and Asset ProtectionBy Lin HansonDecember 2007Column, Page 662LLCs afford clients protection from creditors, but not unlimited protection.
LLC Operating AgreementsBy Lin HansonMarch 2007Column, Page 152Written agreements allow you to define relationships among shareholders, members, and partners.
Series LLCs: Practical Pointers and Tax ImplicationsBy Randall H. Borkus and Kimberly J. MyersJanuary 2007Article, Page 22Beware the danger in failing to properly separate assets in the series, and note unanswered tax questions.
Fair Value ReduxBy Lin HansonJune 2006Column, Page 318Proposed legislation would clarify LLC minority shareholders' rights and remedies.
New naming guidelines issued for limited liability companiesFebruary 2006Illinois Law Update, Page 68Part 178 of Title 14, known as the Limited Liability Company Act, has been amended by the Secretary of State in two pertinent parts, effective November 28, 2005.
LLC PotpourriBy Lin HansonDecember 2005Column, Page 646Series LLCs are a valuable tool, but they're expensive. here are some money-saving tips.
Are series LLCs right for your clients?By Helen W. GunnarssonNovember 2005Lawpulse, Page 558This form of business organization, newly authorized in Illinois, can help some clients limit personal liability while enjoying certain advantages of partnership.
Limited Liability Company Act revised - PA094-0607October 2005Illinois Law Update, Page 506Effective August 16, 2005, the Limited Liability Company Act (805 ILCS 180) (Act) is revised by altering section 50-10 and adding section 37-40.
A bouquet of business-friendly billsBy Helen W. GunnarssonSeptember 2005Lawpulse, Page 438Thanks to the Illinois General Assembly, purveyors of business advice have good news to deliver to their clients.
Planning for Business BreakupsBy Lin HansonSeptember 2005Column, Page 482Pre-planning helps make endings happy – or at least less unhappy.
To LLC or not to LLCBy Helen W. GunnarssonApril 2005Lawpulse, Page 162When you're starting a law practice, the LLC is a good form of business organization to choose. Then again, so is the PC.