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STETSON LAW REVIEW - 25-2 Winter; (1995)

Limited Liability Company Symposium

VOLUME 25

Winter 1995

NUMBER 2

Limited Liability Company Symposium - Introduction

Edward I. Cutler

Treatment of Members Upon Their Death and Withdrawal from a Limited Liability Company: The Case for a Uniform Paradigm

Carter G. Bishop

Professor Bishop focuses on the effects of dissociation by death or withdrawal from a limited liability company. Professor Bishop compares the Uniform Limited Liability Company Act with other business organization forms and various state laws. He urges the adoption of ULLCA, concluding that a uniform paradigm would advance predictability, simplify practice, and promote the development of precedential case law.

A Critique of the Uniform Limited Liability Company Act

Larry E. Ribstein

Professor Ribstein urges the states not to adopt the Uniform Limited Liability Company Act. He analyzes ULLCA section by section and concludes that its "often quirky" provisions will not help achieve uniformity. Moreover, Professor Ribstein contends that ULLCA suffers from poor drafting and questionable policy choices.

The Implications of Fiduciary Relationships in Representing Limited Liability Companies and Other Unincorporated Associations and Their Partners or Members

Robert R. Keatinge

Mr. Keatinge addresses the potential problems facing an attorney who undertakes the representation of unincorporated associations, including limited liability companies. Mr. Keatinge concludes the Article by suggesting some language that attorneys might use to clarify the representation.

Equilibrium Destabilized: Fiduciary Duties Under the Uniform Limited Liability Company Act

Claire Moore Dickerson

Professor Dickerson discusses fiduciary duty in the context of limited liability companies. Professor Dickerson analyzes what effect the Uniform Limited Liability Company Act might have on these duties.

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