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What is the 'Corporate Veil' and How Does an LLC Protect It?
An LLC can protect your personal assets in most routine business-liability situations, and that protection is strongest when you treat the business as a real legal entity separate from yourself. In practice, that means claims and debts are often contained at the company level, not your personal accounts. That protection is not absolute. If you personally guarantee an obligation, or if you run the LLC in a way that erases the separation, your personal assets can still be exposed.
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