Tennessee § 48-249-1116 Disqualification of members and other persons

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§ 48-249-1116 — Disqualification of members and other persons

Tennessee § 48-249-1116

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Tenn. Code Ann. § 48-249-1116 (2026).

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If any member or holder of financial rights of a PLLC becomes disqualified to render those professional services for which the PLLC was formed, or has elected professional LLC status within this state, such member or holder shall be deemed to have resigned and withdrawn from the PLLC, and shall have no further interests as a member or holder in the PLLC, other than the right to receive any distribution to which such member or holder may be entitled as a member or holder under the LLC documents or §§ 48-249-1111 - 48-249-1115, if applicable. If any member, manager, director, officer, agent or employee of a domestic or foreign PLLC who is rendering professional service to the public within this state becomes legally disqualified to render those professional services within this state, that m

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If any member or holder of financial rights of a PLLC becomes disqualified to render those professional services for which the PLLC was formed, or has elected professional LLC status within this state, such member or holder shall be deemed to have resigned and withdrawn from the PLLC, and shall have no further interests as a member or holder in the PLLC, other than the right to receive any distribution to which such member or holder may be entitled as a member or holder under the LLC documents or §§ 48-249-1111 - 48-249-1115, if applicable. If any member, manager, director, officer, agent or employee of a domestic or foreign PLLC who is rendering professional service to the public within this state becomes legally disqualified to render those professional services within this state, that member, manager, director, officer, agent or employee shall immediately sever all professional employment and professional relationships with, and financial interests in, that domestic or foreign PLLC. A domestic PLLC's failure to require compliance with this provision shall constitute a ground for the dissolution of the PLLC by the secretary of state, and a foreign PLLC's failure to require compliance with this provision shall constitute a ground for the revocation of the foreign PLLC's certificate of authority in this state by the secretary of state.