Variables influencing decision-making about appropriate kinds of business entities are investigated in the context of guiding a prospective investor with special emphasis on why LLCs are gradually more "go-to" entities.
The probable effect of selection of organization on litigation results is illustrated utilizing the Delaware Chancery Court's decision in Fisk Ventures, LLC v. Segal, 2008 WL 1961156 (May 7, 2008) and the practical consequences of the difference between unincorporated and corporate entities are highlighted.
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