An operating agreement is the lifeblood of a limited liability company (LLC). Without a well-written and thought-out operating agreement, you may not be able to control who will manage your LLC, what will happen in the event that a member dies or becomes disabled, and how you will handle the sale of membership interests. Rather than becoming bogged down in legal disputes in the future, it makes sense to invest in developing a comprehensive, detailed operating agreement at the outset of any business venture.
Additionally, as your business grows and changes, it will be necessary to revise and update your operating agreement. Taking the time to do this will prevent costly legal disputes that may arise in the future. The Maryland-Washington, D.C., operating agreement lawyers at the Thatcher Law Firm have comprehensive business and commercial law experience that includes business formation, buying and selling businesses, and employment law matters.
Attorney Robert Baror, co-chair of Thatcher Law Firm's business and corporate practice group, represents businesses of all sizes, from startups to Fortune 500 companies. Mr. Baror has broad business and corporate law experience that includes representing a billion-dollar entity in joint ventures, handling asset purchase agreements for sole proprietorships and drafting shareholder agreements for closely held corporations.
Maryland-Washington, D.C., Partnership and Shareholder Agreements Lawyers
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