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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

Comma's after the term LLC

Is it grammatically correct to use a comma after using the abbrev. LLC?

Example: Dan Hart Patrol Service, LLC is a limited liability company. should a comma be placed after using LLC?
  

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Within text, the LLC (or Corp or Inc) should be omitted: Dan Hart Patrol Service is a limited liability company.

— Mister Micawber

  • Within text, the LLC (or Corp or Inc) should be omitted: Dan Hart Patrol Service is a limited liability company.
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Within text, the LLC (or Corp or Inc) should be omitted:

Dan Hart Patrol Service is a limited liability company.
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Don't know about the LLC thing. There should definitely be no apostrophe in the phrase "commas after the term LLC," however.
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That's true in normal writing, but lawyers don't go by normal rules. So assuming that you must include LLC or Inc. or LP or.... should a comma go after it or not?
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Anonymousbut lawyers don't go by normal rules. So ... should a comma go after it or not?
In that case, don't bother with one.
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Chicago Manual of Style says to include commas before and after "LLC" in running text. https://www.chicagomanualofstyle.org/qanda/data/faq/topics/Commas.html

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