Maxwell, O'Toole and Frank Present CSC Webinar on Entity Conversions: A Deep Dive into Operative Provisions Under the Delaware LLC Act

Partners Mike Maxwell and Matt O’Toole and associate Alyssa Gerace Frank led a webinar hosted by CSC titled “Entity Conversions: A Deep Dive into Operative Provisions Under the Delaware LLC Act.” They shared their insights and experience with respect to conversions, including conversions of non-Delaware entities to Delaware LLCs and conversions of Delaware LLCs to different Delaware entity forms, or to non-Delaware entities. The webinar touched on conversion of other types of entities, including limited partnerships and corporations, under the applicable Delaware statutes.

Maxwell advises clients on matters of Delaware corporate and business law in transactions involving Delaware alternative entities and corporations, including investment and private equity fund transactions, fund formations, joint ventures, cross border transactions, mergers, acquisitions, asset sales and purchases, dissolutions and restructurings. He also represents both lenders and borrowers in a variety of commercial financing transactions, including asset-based financing, real estate mortgage financings and other credit related transactions. He also advises management, boards and special committees of Delaware entities on matters of operation and governance, including with respect to fiduciary duty and contractual interpretation issues. Maxwell provides legal opinions on issues of Delaware law in connection with the foregoing.

O’Toole concentrates his practice on corporate and commercial transactions, particularly the structure and use of Delaware business entities, including corporations, limited liability companies, partnerships (general and limited) and statutory trusts. He often serves as counsel to lenders, borrowers, investors, managers, trustees and other parties involved in both domestic and international business transactions. His practice frequently involves providing third-party legal opinions concerning Delaware’s General Corporation Law, Delaware’s alternative entity statutes, the Delaware UCC and other applicable law. He currently serves as a member, and is a former chair, of the Council of the Corporation Law Section of the Delaware State Bar Association. He is the immediate past chair, and continues to serve as a member, of the bar association drafting committee responsible for the Delaware Limited Liability Company Act, the Delaware Revised Uniform Limited Partnership Act, and the Delaware Revised Partnership Act, and also serves on the committee responsible for the Delaware Statutory Trust Act.

Frank focuses on corporate and business transactions including the structure and use of Delaware business entities such as corporations, limited liability companies, limited and general partnerships and statutory and common law trusts. Alyssa also assists with the representation of lenders and borrowers in commercial real estate and other financing transactions and has worked on multiple commercial real estate acquisition and construction transactions, as well as commercial loan modifications. She provides third-party legal opinions concerning Delaware’s General Corporation Law, Delaware’s alternative entity statutes and the Delaware Uniform Commercial Code.

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About Potter Anderson

Potter Anderson & Corroon LLP is one of the largest and most highly regarded Delaware law firms, providing legal services to regional, national, and international clients. With more than 100 attorneys, the firm’s practice is centered on corporate law, corporate litigation, intellectual property, commercial litigation, bankruptcy, labor and employment, and real estate.