Stagner, J. | August 14, 2025
This case presents two issues: (i) whether the Business Court has subject-matter jurisdiction over the plaintiff’s application for an involuntary winding-up of a limited liability company, and, if so, (ii) whether an earlier-filed lawsuit in district court between the same parties requires dismissal or abatement of this action under the doctrine of dominant jurisdiction. The Court concludes it has subject-matter jurisdiction and that the district court case and this case are not sufficiently interrelated to invoke dominant jurisdiction. Accordingly, the defendants’ motion to dismiss, plea to the jurisdiction, and plea in abatement are denied.