Leawood, Kan. – April 23, 2025: Brett Randol, an attorney with Rouse Frets White Goss Gentile Rhodes, P.C., recently prevailed in and out of court on behalf of a client whose business partners attempted to remove him from membership in a limited liability company formed for acquiring and developing real estate. Brett filed a lawsuit on the client’s behalf challenging the company’s ability to remove him, the membership interest valuation provisions of the company operating agreement, and various capital calls issued by the majority.
The case was partially settled at mediation. The client was paid substantially more for his membership interest than he would have received in the company’s initial attempt to remove him as a member, and was released from the challenged capital calls issued by the majority members. The Johnson County District Court then granted summary judgment in favor of Brett’s client on the remaining issue, entitling the client to receive additional compensation.
About Brett Randol: Brett is an experienced litigator who has successfully represented business clients ranging from sole proprietorships to Fortune 100 companies in complex disputes involving contractual rights and obligations, fraud and misrepresentation, fiduciary duties, real estate transactions, franchise agreements, zoning appeals, consumer protection, telecommunications and other business disputes.\
About the Firm’s Litigation Practice Group: The firm’s litigation attorneys have more than 250 years of combined trial and appellate court experience, including business-to-business cases, individual and business cases, simple two-party disputes, and complex class action cases. The Litigation practice group has collective experience in more than 40 states and in eight federal circuits, including more than 500 bench and jury trials.
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