A defendants’ motion to dismiss a lawsuit challenging the removal of a Delaware limited liability company’s sole managing member because the Delaware Court of Chancery did not retain jurisdiction was denied by the court. Vice Chancellor J. Travis Laster denied the motion, ruling that the court did have jurisdiction over some claims and required further discovery to determine if it had jurisdiction over the remaining claims.The vice chancellor issued the opinion last week inFeeley v. NHA OCG LLC .
Christopher J. Feeley, a real estate investor, filed the lawsuit challenging the defendants’ attempts to remove Ak-Feel, a Delaware LLC he created with his analyst, Andrea Akel, as the sole managing member of Oculus Capital Group LLC, a Washington, D.C., investment group also formed as a Delaware LLC.
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