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Master the art of asset protection with an LLC (Limited Liability Company). An LLC is a separate legal entity from its owners.

Establishing an LLC provides legal protection for the owners in case the business faces a lawsuit.

Owners and shareholders are generally not liable for the company's debts or legal actions against the company.

Personal assets of the owners can be safeguarded against lawsuits targeting the company so it may be possible that only the assets held within the company can be affected in the event of a lawsuit against the LLC.
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00:00A company is its own legal entity separate from the people who own it.
00:04Setting up a company offers legal protection if the business is sued.
00:07Generally, the owners and shareholders aren't responsible for any of the company's debts
00:11or any legal actions taken against the company.
00:14This means it's tough for anybody to come after your personal assets,
00:17only the assets that are held in the company if a lawsuit is against it.
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