07-06-07 A-3597-05T3; A-4135-05T3
Although critical of the trial judge's timing, we held that
an appearance of impropriety was not created when the judge
began negotiating for post-retirement employment with
plaintiff's law firm before entry of the final judgment because
the judge had finally decided the case and the judgment merely
memorialized the decision.
We also held that the Limited Liability Company Act,
N.J.S.A. 42:2B-1 to -70 requires that a member's fair share be
valued as of the date a court disassociates the member from the
limited liability company.
