The name Limited Liability Company (LLC) actually gives away its greatest power. It's the limited liability itself! Think of your LLC as a legally distinct entity—a shield separating your business and your personal life. If your AI business, for example, faces a lawsuit or racks up debt, these are considered the liabilities of the business. The LLC structure generally ensures that a court or creditor cannot come after your personal assets—such as your house, personal savings, or car. Your personal financial risk is typically limited to the money you have already invested in the company. For this critical protection to hold up in court, however, you must maintain the legal separation between your business and your personal finances. This is often referred to as avoiding "piercing the corporate veil." ☣️ Want to know the most common mistakes entrepreneurs make that jeopardize this protection?

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Just wanted to let the crew know that we've been working on the templates and online shop website. Plus, lots of work with my 1:1 clients. Things are moving forward in the background. I am also brainstorming ideas on how best to serve you guys with legal education. Stay tuned for some new things coming to the community.

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If you missed the legal office hours today, here is a little flavor of what we talked about. You can view the full training under the Classroom tab (you must be Level 2).