LLC Operating Agreements — New York
Operating agreements that allocate control, profits, exits, and disputes — drafted to match how the business actually runs.
Not boilerplate — drafted to the deal.
Multi-member, manager-managed, and complex capital structures.
Buy-sell, drag-along, and tag-along provisions that work.
Why the operating agreement matters
The operating agreement controls profits, losses, management, transfers, and exits. A weak one creates partner disputes; a good one prevents them.
What we build into ours
Capital contributions and call provisions. Distributions and tax distributions. Management and voting. Transfer restrictions. Buy-sell triggers. Deadlock resolution. Liquidation.
Frequently asked questions
Yes — amendment and restatement is common when ownership changes.
When interests diverge, yes.
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