State lawmakers unanimously passed a bill changing the state's 31-year-old limited liability company law to help Florida better compete with other states for new LLCs.
May 22, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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Steven Lear and the rest of The Florida Bar committee tasked with revamping the state’s 31-year-old limited liability company law were minutes from seeing five years of work go to waste.
"This was the LLC Act that almost wasn’t," Lear said last week.
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