New York — Kaminski v. Sirera, NY Slip Op 01067, decided February 13, 2019. The New York Supreme Court, Appellate Division ruled that a purchaser of an LLC interest from a previous member could not bring a derivative suit on the LLC’s behalf against the LLC’s attorneys. Only a member has the right to bring a derivative suit and because the purchaser failed to obtain the consent of the other members to become a member, he lacked standing.