The January 2017 issue of The Corporate Counselor, the Quarterly State Compliance Review surveyed legislation and case law affecting business entity law. Learn more.

North Dakota Senate Bill 2159 amends the LLC law.

Tuesday, October 3, 2017 - 1PM (ET) Learn how to work with LLCs more expertly and efficiently — whether you’re dealing with one or a 100 of them.

In the “alphabet soup” of entity choices, the limited liability company (LLC) is a frequent favorite. Whether you’ve been in business a while or you’re just starting out, it’s good to get a grip on some essentials of the LLC business type.

An LLC is a separate entity that can have its own rights and responsibilities, similar to an individual or corporation. For example, LLCs can buy property, lend money, invest money, make contracts, sue and be sued. States typically require annual…

LLC members have certain rights, such as voting on decisions that affect the LLC. The term "member" refers to an individual or an entity that holds a membership interest in a limited liability company (LLC). The members own the LLC, just as shareholders own a corporation. But the rights and responsibilities of LLC members are very different that corporate shareholders. LLC members can directly manage the company and can receive allocations of revenue, tax benefits, and losses that differ…

Are you considering forming an LLC in Colorado? Learn about the requirements.

Are you considering LLC formation in California? Learn about the requirements.

Get info on choosing between LLC, S Corporation and C Corporation and selecting your business structure.

This guide accompanies the on-demand webinar video: LLC Law Today & Beyond

Because of its growth and the general awareness and use of LLCs within the business community, more and more legal professionals are being asked by their clients to compare the LLC as an entity to the corporation. The purpose of this webinar reference book is to assist the legal professional in making this comparison.