House Bill 4546, effective June 12, 2026, amends the entity laws regarding annual reports and biennial reports and amends the Fees, Allowances and Costs; Newspapers; Legal Advertisements chapter regarding fees.
Senate Bill 670, effective June 12, 2026, (1) amends the LLC law to enact the Uniform Protected Series Act, authorizing the formation of series LLCs with protected series, (2) enacts the Decentralized Unincorporated Nonprofit Association Act, authorizing the formation of decentralized unincorporated nonprofit associations, (3) amends the UCC law’s definition of “person” to include a protected series, and (4) enacts amendments regarding annual reports and biennial reports and related fees.
Senate Bill 525, effective July 2, 2025, amends the nonprofit corporation law regarding administrative dissolution.
Senate Bill 522, effective July 2, 2025, amends the LLC law regarding administrative dissolution.
Senate Bill 142, effective June 5, 2024, amends the Fees, Allowances and Costs; Newspapers; Legal Advertisements chapter regarding Annual Report due dates and Annual Report business solicitations.
Senate Bill 262, effective June 5, 2024, amends the Business Corporation Act regarding administrative dissolution.
Senate Bill 529, effective June 4, 2023, provides that the name of a registered limited liability limited partnership shall contain the words Registered Limited Liability Limited Partnership, or the abbreviation L.L.L.P. or LLLP as the last words or letters of its name.
Senate Bill 6, effective June 10, 2022, amends the LLC law regarding member and manager liability.
Senate Bill 518, effective July 4, 2021, amends the business and nonprofit corporation, LLC and LP laws by providing an additional ground for administrative dissolution.
House Bill 2874, effective July 6, 2021, amends the Fees, Allowances and Costs; Newspapers; Legal Advertisements chapter regarding certain entity filing fee exemptions.
House Bill 3081, effective April 2, 2021, amends the business and nonprofit corporation laws regarding participation at shareholder and member meetings.
Case summaries
Piercing the Veil
William v. Morrisey, No. 14-0792, decided November 17, 2020. The West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals held that the defendant, a lawful who had been found personally liable for violating consumer protection laws, waived the issue that the trial court needed to pierce his LLC’s veil by failing to raise it at trial. The court also declined to address the issue on appeal based on the plain error doctrine.
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