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Louisiana State University Law Center

Journal

2014

Courts -- Louisiana

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The Perils Of Primacy: Successor Liability For Lenders Turned Declarants In Louisiana Common Interest Communities, Christopher K. Odinet May 2014

The Perils Of Primacy: Successor Liability For Lenders Turned Declarants In Louisiana Common Interest Communities, Christopher K. Odinet

Louisiana Law Review

The article discusses successor liability for lenders turned declarants in Louisiana Common Interest Communities. Topics discussed include common interest communities and the declaration of covenants, conditions, and restrictions (CCR), Louisiana's security devices interfacing with CCR collateral and potential successor liability of lenders who foreclose on CCR declarations and Louisiana courts utilizing various legal theories, doctrines, and related statutes in successor liability case.


Hey! That’S My Llc!: The Importance Of Looking To Facts, Not Initial Reports, To Resolve Membership Disputes In Louisiana Member-Managed Llcs, Emily J. Gill May 2014

Hey! That’S My Llc!: The Importance Of Looking To Facts, Not Initial Reports, To Resolve Membership Disputes In Louisiana Member-Managed Llcs, Emily J. Gill

Louisiana Law Review

The article focuses on membership disputes in Louisiana Member-Managed LLCs. Topics discussed include the organizational documents that can be filed with the secretary of state in the formation and operation of an LLC, unique initial report of the member-managed LLC and the courts' confusion of its probative value, and facts and circumstances in the resolution of ownership disputes in closely held corporations.