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Can Majority-Authorized Action Still Breach Fiduciary Duty?

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Some NYBD posts have staying power.  Of the hundreds of posts on this site, my practice brings me back, over and over again, to a handful of familiar favorites.  This 2018 post from Peter Mahler is one to which I find myself returning, because it sheds light on a familiar question: 

When an LLC operating…

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