Piercing one veil simply leads to another.

The property is in Pierce County, Washington.Thanks, Chris

At first there was just a little bit of pain if I moved my hand or wrist far, but after several hours I was in non-stop agony and any finger/hand/wrist movement or pressure of any kind was too painful to consider.Now my right hand is out of commission :) Fortunately the pain has gone down in the past few hours and I have more freedom of movement in my right hand.

The main reason is for liability protection but as you know it is possible to pierce an LLC Keep in mind that the fact it can be pierced doesn't mean it WILL be pierced.

In the event you are successfully sued, this could pierce the veil of protection.

I'm on the zoning commission here in Pierce Township.

@Justin Pierce - They are out there . . . the FTC needs to continue to clamp down on all of them.

It may, in fact, provide an easy means for a lawyer to pierce your LLC in a lawsuit.

So, if you were to get sued, if the oppsing lawyer can show that you regularly blur the lines between you and the you that is owner of your company, they may be able to convince a judge to pierce the veil of separation that LLCs are meant to provide. 

With land becoming less and less available in King County I think that you are going to see solid overflow into Pierce county that being Tacoma and surrounding areas.