Court Opinion · Bad-Faith Authority

Logan Antigone v. Jay C. Taustin

Court: Court of Appeals of VirginiaFiled: 2026-06-16

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**Logan Antigone v. Jay C. Taustin** Court: Court of Appeals of Virginia Filed: 2026-06-16T00:00:00-07:00 URL: https://www.courtlistener.com/opinion/10875776/logan-antigone-v-jay-c-taustin/ the goal of removing Chris as manager. Despite finding that Chris “had materially breached the operating agreements” by spending money and incurring debt without consulting Taustin, the arbitrator concluded that his actions “did not constitute bad faith ” and that they “may have put the [P]roperty in a better position for a future sale.” The arbitrator also declined to remove Chris as manager. The Consolidated Cases proceeded to trial in late 2015. The trial court found, among other things
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