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For personal use only.  \nMay not be reproduced or distributed in any way.  \nCopyright © 2025 by the National Conference of Bar Examiners.  \nAll rights reserved.  \nMEE Question 1  \nLin and Bo are chemists. Over the course of two years, working together, they invented a new kind of antibacterial soap that reduces bacteria on skin for much longer than ordinary antibacterial soap. They shared ownership of the soap formula equally.  \nLin and Bo agreed to start a business to manufacture, distribute, and sell their antibacterial soap. First, they formed a limited liability company (LLC) in State A, which has enacted the current version of the Revised Uniform Limited Liability Company Act (RULLCA) . Lin and Bo did not enter into a written operating agreement for the LLC and did not discuss altering any of the default rules for limited liability companies. After forming the LLC, they contributed their soap formula to it; they agreed that the formula was worth $20,000 at the time of their contribution. Bo also contributed $5,000 to the LLC, which the LLC used to buy soap ingredients and advertise its product.  \nDuring the LLC's first year of operations, Bo contributed an additional $2,000 to it. After this contribution, neither Lin nor Bo made any other contributions to the LLC.  \nDuring its first two years of operations, the LLC made a total profit of $5,000 . Through the end of the second year of its operations, the LLC made no distributions to Lin or Bo.  \nAt the start of its third year of operations, the LLC had $5,000 in cash, the proprietary soap formula now worth $40,000, supplies worth $1,000, and no debt. At that point, Lin and Bo disagreed about the company's direction. Lin did not want to expand the business beyond soap. Bo wanted to expand the business into other consumer products.  \nLin and Bo are at an impasse about whether to expand the business.  \n1. Whose preference will prevail—Lin’s preference not to expand the business into other products or Bo’s preference to expand the business? Explain.  \n2. If the parties agree to dissolve the LLC, how would the LLC distribute its assets between Lin and Bo? Explain.  \n3. If the parties do not agree to dissolve the LLC and one party seeks judicial dissolution, is a court likely to order a dissolution? Explain.  \nMEE Question 2  \nPete lives in the northern United States. In the winter months, he earns his living by clearing snow from driveways and parking lots.  \nOne morning, following a particularly heavy snowfall, Debbie contacted Pete and asked  \nhim to come to her residence and clear the snow from her driveway. Debbie was not a regular customer of Pete’s. They had the following exchange via email:  \nDebbie: Hi, Pete. Can you come to my house and clear the snow from my driveway? I live at 10 Arbor Lane, right here in town. What would you charge?  \nPete: I’m pretty busy today clearing snow for all my regular customers. I’m not sure I could get to you at all today, but if things go well, I could be there around 4 p. m. I charge $300 for a normal-size driveway.  \nDebbie: Well, I have a plane to catch tonight, and I must leave the house by 5 p. m. I’m desperate. If you can get the snow cleared from my driveway before 5 p. m. , I’ll pay a premium price of $500.  \nPete: I will do my best, but I can’t make any promises.  \nPete worked extra hard and fast that day to finish clearing snow for his regular customers. To further ensure that he got to Debbie’s house in time to get her driveway cleared by 5 p. m. , he passed up an opportunity to clear a parking lot for $400. He was able to finish all his work for regular customers by 3:30, which left him plenty of time to get to Debbie’s house and clear her driveway.  \nHowever, when Pete arrived at Debbie’s house at 4 p. m. , he saw that the driveway had already been cleared.  \nPete left his truck, went to the front door of Debb","cbCaillwgILrvds4","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaillwgILrvds4","pdf",1783235,104,"English","# MEE Question 1\n## LLC business expansion preference, dissolution, and judicial dissolution\n# MEE Question 2\n## Snow-clearing services: contract formation, acceptance, reliance, and recovery\n# MEE Question 3\n## Testator background and probate will estate facts","[{\"question\":\"If no contract exists in MEE Question 2, what claim does Pete consider based on reliance?\",\"answer\":\"It considers whether Pete can claim damages for reliance on Debbie’s promise to pay a premium price if he cleared the driveway by 5 p.m., and what amount he could recover if that reliance claim is valid.\"}]","July 2025 MEE Questions | PDF",1789953407,262]