Personal Liability in LLC

The video tutorial explains the concept of limited liability protection provided by an LLC, emphasizing that the LLC is a separate entity with its own assets and obligations. It highlights the importance of maintaining formality to preserve this protection, such as keeping personal and LLC affairs separate. The tutorial also warns against actions that could lead to disregarding the LLC status, like commingling funds or undercapitalization, which could expose members to personal liability.

How can the commingling of personal and LLC funds affect liability protection?

What could happen if the LLC is treated as a shell entity?