In Michigan, the problem exists with the filing of the business name when a company initially performs their entity search. By adding "LLC" to their business name, often times the State will view t

Assuming that the limited liability company that you are writing about was adequately capitalized and ran separate and apart from the members that have an interest in it, the individual members of

It sounds like the contractor is in breach of contract--they have not  done what you have paid them for. It's also not impossible the contractor is committing fraud, if they are taking money y

You may have a case against them for malpractice, in which case, you could sue for all your costs they caused you to incur. That would not include taxes you should have paid anyway, but could inclu

There are several ways to approach this, and you'd need to get into more of the details of the situation, including the language of that contract, for reliable advice about which would be the best