Symonds & O'Toole on Delaware Limited Liability Companies

Author(s): Matthew J. O'Toole (Author), Robert L. Symonds (Author), Michael P. Maxwell (Executive Editor), Alyssa Gerace Frank (Executive Editor)

The latest release provides in-depth analysis of the most current amendments to Delaware limited liability company statute — The Delaware Court of Chancery has called the publication "the leading Delaware LLC treatise." The authors are intimately involved in drafting the Delaware Limited Liability Company Act and bring their extensive experience in authoring the book.

Publisher: CSC

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Symonds & O’Toole on Delaware Limited Liability Companies is a in-depth resource for business attorneys that offers workable solutions for complex transactions involving Delaware LLCs, and well as practical insight into case law interpreting statutes. This updated work helps provide the best possible representation and advice to your clients who are looking to make the most of Delaware LLCs with:

  • discussion of statutory and case law; 
  • legal analysis and practice recommendations; 
  • appendices that include the current Delaware Limited Liability Company Act (the "Act"), historical versions of the statute, legislative history, and up-to-date forms.

This release updates many chapters and sections to address amendments to the Act.

Readers will also find in-depth analysis of recent case law developments, including interpretation, enforcement and amendment of LLC agreements; voidness and voidability of acts by members or managers of Delaware LLCs; admission and resignation of members; jurisdiction of Delaware courts; management authority and other governance issues, including fiduciary duties; and dissolution and winding up.

As in previous releases, the authors draw on their extensive experience to cover the life cycle of a Delaware LLC, including:

  • LLC formation and organization
  • Drafting the LLC agreement
  • Financing the LLC
  • Members and managers
  • Ownership, voting and LLC interests
  • Indemnification and Other Liability Protections
  • Fiduciary duties
  • Series LLCs
  • Creditors’ rights, protections, and remedies
  • Mergers, conversions, divisions, and other fundamental transactions
  • Dissolution, winding up and termination of the LLC

The treatisecontinues to be cited by the Delaware Court of Chancery, such as in Campus Eye Management Holdings, LLC v. E. Bruce DiDonato, OD and Campus Eye Management, LLC, C.A. No. 2024-0121-LWW (Del. Ch. Aug. 30, 2024)

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