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Limited Liability Company Law

Louisiana · Corporations and Associations · §§ 12-1190 to 12-1370 · 93 sections

Overview

This act governs the formation and operation of limited liability companies, a business form whose owners and managers are shielded from personal liability for the company's obligations. It sets out how a company comes into existence and maintains its standing — articles of organization, name reservation and registration, a registered office and agent, annual reporting with consequences for lapses, amendment and conversion — and defines the internal structure through which it acts, including management by members or by elected managers, voting rights, the agency power to bind the company, and members' access to company records. It also fixes the duties owed by members and managers, the limits of their liability to the company and to third parties, and the terms on which they may be indemnified.

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