The unique features of an LLC have helped to make it the number one statutory business entity of choice in the United States. However, LLC law has only about 30 years behind it, compared to more than 100 years of corporation law, bringing some uncertainty along with its benefits. Learn how to work with LLCs more expertly and efficiently in this on-demand webinar video.
You will be able to confidently make better-informed decisions for forming, qualifying, and maintaining LLCs. Our expert staff will review the LLC’s five unique features that have most influenced case law; discuss important changes to LLC law within the past decade; and provide tips for how to properly comply with typical LLC law provisions.
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Audience:
- Attorneys and paralegals in law firms who handle corporate business compliance, entity formation and mergers and acquisitions
- In-house counsel and paralegals responsible for corporate compliance and governance
Topics Covered:
- The LLC's five unique features that have most influenced case law
- Important changes to LLC law within the past decade
- Proper compliance with typical LLC law governance
- Mergers and conversions
- Compliance requirements
- Foreign LLCs
- Dissolution
- An introduction to the Series LLC
Meet our expert:
Tamara Kling, Esq. has been a Government Relations and Regional Attorney with CT for over ten years. She works with state bar associations and government offices to implement changes in business entity laws. She lectures on topics related to business entity operations and filings. She has lectured on such topics as Merger Filings, Business Entity Formation, Maintenance and Termination and the Limited Liability Company. Along with other CT attorneys, Ms. Kling is responsible for maintaining a national database of business entity filing requirements. Ms. Kling is licensed to practice law in Illinois. She received her B.A. in Political Science from Loyola University of Chicago, and her J.D. from Chicago Kent College of Law. Prior to joining CT, she practiced trade association and corporate law with a law firm in Chicago.