Corporate, Partnership, Agency, and LLC Law

Bromberg and Ribstein provide information to help you master the new basis for partnership law. Information includes how to structure LLPs for maximum liability protection, resolve choice of law problems and other litigation issues, and manage the impact of non-partnership laws.

From leading authors who have drafted partnership and LLC statutes and substantial parts of RUPA (Revised Uniform Partnership Act) itself, here is the definitive work on today's revolutionary new partnership law. Includes information on the formation of partnership and partnership property, the power of partners to find partnership; the enforcement of rights and obligations, and dissolution and winding up.

This text covers information regarding the Revised Uniform Partnership Act (RUPA) that has been adopted by about half of the states, and other developments, such as the Limited Liability Partnership (LLP), have significantly changed partnership law. Basic agency concepts have been persuasive in shaping the development of statutory liabilities, especially in the area of sexual harassment, and the influence of agency law will only increase in the coming years, as work proceeds on a Third Restatement of Agency.

Covers the relationship between a principal and an agent, a principal and a third person, and an agent and a third person. In addition to stating the applicable rules when an agency relationship exists, it also deals with situations having legal consequences similar to those characterized by an agency relationship.

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