Anthony Ostlund CEO and shareholder, Janel Dressen, and shareholder, Cory Olson, will be presenting on Information Rights and the Escalation of LLC Owner Disputes. This session focuses on how disputes over access to company information in LLCs often serve as the first stage of broader ownership conflicts. This module examines books-and-records requests, why such requests are often a prelude to litigation, and why disputes over financial transparency often escalate into broader fights in closely held businesses. Key Topics: Books-and-records requests as omens of litigation Information access and its role in control dynamics How and why transparency disputes often escalate into fiduciary-duty claims Common breakdown points in LLC operating agreements Transition from governance issues to litigation in closely held entities The live broadcast is on June...
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Anthony Ostlund attorneys Brooke Anthony and Norman Pentelovitch obtained a complete summary judgment ruling dismissing a $200 million malpractice claim against Anthony Ostlund’s clients. The long-running case was first filed in early-2016, alleging various claims for business torts, breach of fiduciary duty, and legal malpractice against a leading national law firm and one of its partners. While the facts of the case were complex, involving wireless communications technology and a vast array of...
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