If I take a chance on anyone (excluding evictions), then I ask for the max security deposit by statute.

http://www.ncleg.net/EnactedLegislation/Statutes/P...http://www.ncleg.net/EnactedLegislation/Statutes/PDF/BySection/Chapter_42/GS_42-50.pdf

Number 2, know that you might find it difficult to find lawyers to represent you on a case where the constitutionality of a statute is being challenged.  

Piercing the corporate veil is a creature of the common law and statute, and as such, is heavily modified by the rules of whatever state you operate in.

New Yorkers get slammed with taxes so it's easy to see why people try to avoid therm.What I'm most curious about is whether or not the issues universally apply to NYC and NYS residents or they differ a many statutes do.

I think a case is ripe for declaring such a statute federally unconstitutional in my professional opinion.

Few states directly mention Series LLCs in their statutes, some others recognize series LLCs but don't have them written in their statutes, and some states likely will not recognize the separate liability of each LLC within the Series.

Statute Of Limitations (Years): Open Account: 4, Written Contract: 4, District Judgments: 5, (Common Pleas 20) (writ of revival within 5 years), Property Liens must be revived every 5 years.

@Philip Arthurs, Because 1031 is a federal statute the location of your QI is secondary to their experience. 

The way I've read the state statute is not that all late fees are illegal but that they cannot be charged in excess of verifiable operating expenses.