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LLC and Partnership Interests as Collateral

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LLC and Partnership Interests as Collateral
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An LLC or partnership interest may be classified as either a “general intangible” or a “security” under the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC). How the LLC or partnership interest is classified has significant implications and potential risks for lenders because that classification determines how the lender must perfect its security interest. Explore the difference in perfection requirements and some consequences the lender should consider when taking a security interest in an LLC or partnership interest as collateral.

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William A. DeLoach, Nikki Hurst Gibson

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LLC and Partnership Interests as Collateral (Jul 2016)

An LLC or partnership interest may be classified as either a “general intangible” or a “security” under the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC). How the LLC or partnership interest is classified has significant implications and potential risks for lenders because that classification determines how the lender must perfect its security interest. Explore the difference in perfection requirements and some consequences the lender should consider when taking a security interest in an LLC or partnership interest as collateral.

Originally presented: Jul 2016 LLCs, LPs and Partnerships

William A. DeLoach, Bell Nunnally & Martin LLP - Dallas, TX
Nikki Hurst Gibson, Bell Nunnally & Martin LLP - Dallas, TX