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When a Business Partnership Turns Out To Be Not What Was Expected (Part II)

When a Business Partnership Turns Out To Be Not What Was Expected (Part II)

by Staff of the Firm | Sep 15, 2017 | Disagreement, Multiple Owners

Shortly after Hogan was brought in as a 1/3 owner of Turbine Asset Holdings, LLC (“TAH”), he began helping TAH with business opportunities using his contacts and expertise. [1] One of those business opportunity involved Pratt & Whitney (“Pratt”), which was...
When a Business Partnership Turns Out To Be Not What Was Expected (Part I)

When a Business Partnership Turns Out To Be Not What Was Expected (Part I)

by Staff of the Firm | Sep 14, 2017 | Disagreement, Multiple Owners

The R. Shawn McBride Law Firm, PLLC, frequently writes about a partnership, LLC, and multi-owner entities.  Mostly we have discussed cases or situations where business partners start out on good terms, have a spirit of teamwork and sincerely eager to start a...
How to Protect Yourself When Things Fall Apart (Part IIII)

How to Protect Yourself When Things Fall Apart (Part IIII)

by Staff of the Firm | Sep 13, 2017 | Disagreement, LLC, Multiple Owners

In Mizrahi v. Cohen, [1] a dentist and an optometrist formed a limited liability company for the purpose of the construction and operation of a mixed-use building in which they intended to set up their individual offices.  They did not have an LLC agreement at the...
How to Protect Yourself When Things Fall Apart (Part III)

How to Protect Yourself When Things Fall Apart (Part III)

by Staff of the Firm | Sep 12, 2017 | Minority Shareholders, Multiple Owners

In Saunders v. Firtel, as in Cline v. Grelock, the two business partners were close friends. [1] Firtel was the sole owner of Adco, a pharmaceutical sales corporation and Saunders worked as a sales representative for a medical supply company.  In 1986, the two agreed...
How to Protect Yourself When Things Fall Apart:  Business Partnership, Disagreement, and Dissolution (Part II)

How to Protect Yourself When Things Fall Apart: Business Partnership, Disagreement, and Dissolution (Part II)

by Staff of the Firm | Sep 11, 2017 | Business Management, Disagreement, Multiple Owners, Partnerships

In Cline v. Grelock, [1] the business partners were two-lifetime friends who started a towing business called American Asset Recovery, LLC (“AAR”) d/b/a Hound Dog Recovery.  To start the business, Grelock and Cline personally guaranteed a bank loan for AAR to buy a...
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