Updated October 22, 2026 You and two friends opened a Long Island City fitness studio in 2019. You put up 40% of the capital, your friends split the rest, and one of them (the managing member) runs the day-to-day. Three years later, the studio is profitable, but your managing member has hired his girlfriend at $150,000, signed a sublease with his cousin's company on terms no one would call arm's-length, and stopped returning your calls about quarterly distributions. You want