This is all discovery phase at this point.  

Sec. 1.461-1(a)(3) contains similar "should" language with respect to amended returns and the discovery of erroneous deductions taken in prior years.

This means that your name is not going to be listed on public record for that LLC, which can deter lawsuits before they even take place because potential plaintiffs and opposing counsel will need to invest in discovery before even being able to prove you own the entity.

Have a tried a few big names only to be disappointed with surprises such as 10K in discovery costs (during pandemic when courts were closed), to incorrect notices, to serving notices for reasons that are not legal (based on my internet research - which attorney agreed).

Tenant's attorney filed a Discovery Motion in a standard, no pay, eviction.

I noticed it's been awhile since you posted your interest.I wanted to point you to a resource I just found on discovery plus streaming channel.

Cracks in the foundation wall will be filled by using hydraulic cement and a rolled on elastomeric waterproofingmembrane will coat the entire foundation where exposed- Sewer jet the drain tile and downspout lines from the trench- Install new PVC drain tile with cleanouts, and downspout lines- Schedule inspection with city building department- Backfill with #57 washed gravel to 18" below grade- Reinstall concrete where removed- Reinstall existing topsoilEstimate $20,755 As everyone is so booked out these days and we are under discovery phase deadlines, they could only give us a range for replacement of the retaining wall of an additional $20-30K for a subcontractor excavator to remove the existing retaining wall and replace it. 

Recently we’ve run into a situation where the screening grade came back as acceptable, not good or great, which left us a little worrisome based on discoveries in the report.

Several gurus in the $15K range for training = WOW.)I am in the DISCOVERY phase right now.

I have seen many lawsuits against members or owners of LLCs dismissed in summary judgement as there was no showing of a good reason to pierce the veil, and I have seen judges strike down discovery requests wanting information on who owners are and what they own as being "fishing expeditions" that noting to do with liability.