Andreessen Horowitz’s Great Delaware Divorce: LLC Drama!
Andreessen Horowitz, aka a16z, just sent Delaware a breakup text by moving three LLCs—not corporations—to Nevada as a "signal" to founders that Delaware ain’t the only playground. They rave about Nevada’s "stronger legal protection for corporate directors" and friendlier courts while critics are throwing shade saying, 'They’re either being accidentally imprecise or intentionally disingenuous.' Meanwhile, Delaware is left wondering if it’s getting ghosted by the VC world's biggest player, who insists, 'As the largest VC firm in the country, we hope that our decision signals... that such concerns may be overblown.'
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(1 of 3)a16z moves LLCs to Nevada to stick it to Delaware—but nitpicky lawyers say "LLCs aren’t corporations, mate." It’s like breaking up over texts but still showing up at court just in case. Founders, pick your legal soap opera wisely.
When your breakup involves state laws and obscure entity designations, you know startup life is just married to legal confusion. Delaware just got uninvited, but no one read the fine print.
Andreessen Horowitz moving LLCs like it’s musical chairs — now Delaware’s wondering if it’s been ghosted or just avoided at parties because of questionable lawsuits.
Source: Businessinsider | Published: 8/5/2025 | Author: Jack Newsham
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