Each LLC is required to create and maintain certain basic information and records at is principal office. Each member has the right, upon reasonable request, to inspect the information and copy any records. The required information and records include the names and identifying information of each member, copies of the articles of organization as they may be amended and the certificate of organization as it may be amended, copies of all local, state and federal tax returns and reports for the 3 most recent years and copies of any operating agreement. If not contained in the operating agreement, the LLC must maintain a description in writing of the contribution of each member, the times, if any, at which additional contributions must be made, any right of a member to receive or of the LLC to make a return of contribution and any event the occurrence of which will cause the LLC to dissolve and the winding up of the business of the LLC. The failure of the LLC to create and maintain the required information and records will not cause the LLC to lose its status as a limited liability company. An aggrieved member could seek and most likely obtain injunctive relief against the LLC for failure to maintain the required information and records.