N.Y. Limited Liability Company Law § 1308: Regulation of professions

§ 1308. Regulation of professions. (a) This article shall not repeal,

modify or restrict any provision of the education law or the judiciary

law or any rules or regulations adopted thereunder regulating the

professions referred to in the education law or the judiciary law except

to the extent in conflict herewith.

(b) A foreign professional service limited liability company, other

than a foreign professional service limited liability company authorized

to practice law, shall be under the supervision of the regents of the

university of the state of New York and be subject to disciplinary

proceedings and penalties, and its authority to do business shall be

subject to suspension, revocation or annulment for cause, in the same

manner and to the same extent as is provided with respect to individuals

and their licenses, certificates and registrations in title eight of the

education law relating to the applicable profession. Notwithstanding

the provisions of this subdivision, a foreign professional service

limited liability company authorized to practice medicine shall be

subject to the pre-hearing procedures and hearing procedures as are

provided with respect to individual physicians and their licenses in

Title II-A of article two of the public health law.

(c) A foreign professional service limited liability company

authorized to practice law shall be subject to the regulation and

control of, and its authority to do business shall be subject to

suspension, revocation or annulment for cause by, the appellate division

of the supreme court and the court of appeals in the same manner and to

the same extent provided in the judiciary law with respect to individual

attorneys and counselors-at-law. Such limited liability company need not

qualify for any certification under section four hundred sixty-four of

the judiciary law, take an oath of office under section four hundred

sixty-six of the judiciary law or register under section four hundred

sixty-seven of the judiciary law.