Under default New York law, an assignment of a limited liability company membership interest does not dissolve the LLC. LLCL § 603(a)(2). However, the operating agreement can override this default. LLCL § 603(a).
The following clause comes from an LLC operating agreement I reviewed. It demonstrates how an LLC can opt out of the default rule by treating an assignment of a membership interest as a dissolution event:
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