Tennessee § 48-248-408 - Cessation of professional services.

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§ 48-248-408. Cessation of professional services.

If a PLLC ceases to render professional services, it must amend or restate its articles to delete references to rendering professional services and to conform its name to the requirements of chapters 207 and 246 of this title. After the amendment becomes effective, the PLLC may continue in existence as an LLC under chapters 201-248 of this title and it is no longer subject to this chapter. Acts 1994, ch. 868, § 1.

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