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Eight Certain Ways for Maryland LLCs to Fail Due to Ownership Disputes

Few things cause a new Maryland small business LLC to fail more than disputes between owners. When such disagreements are not addressed with a method of resolution in an LLC operating agreement, the only solution is often to terminate the firm. The most common areas of dispute are:

  • Disputes about whether particular members have breached their fiduciary duties of good faith, care or loyalty;
  • Disputes about whether particular members have fulfilled their promised commitments of time or effort;
  • Disputes about whether the conduct of particular members justifies their expulsion from the LLC;
  • Disputes about whether buy-out amounts to be paid to particular members are fair;
  • Disputes about the interpretation of allocation and distribution terms in the LLC agreement;
  • Disputes about whether particular persons should be admitted as new members and on what terms;
  • Disputes about whether particular members should receive a lesser or greater amount of LLC compensation or profit sharing in light of changed LLC circumstances; and
  • Whether a particular action by a manager was properly authorized.



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