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June 2012 Archives

June 16, 2012

Unique Aspects of LLCs in Bankruptcy

For Bankruptcy purposes, limited liability companies ("LLC's") are not treated as limited partnerships, but as corporations. Even a single member LLC is treated differently from an "individual" in Bankruptcy. The Bankruptcy of a member of a LLC call have a sever impact on the LLC itself. This Article is from a program recently given by Ken Samuelson, and deals with (a) some of the unique aspects of LLCs under Bankruptcy law; and (b) issues that frequently arise in Bankruptcies of LLCs, even if not unique to LLCs.

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