In some situations the suit may be able to pierce the veil and go after the shareholders or owners.

It is actually exceedingly difficult to pierce a properly established and maintained LLC.

@John Pierce Thank you for your response. so I’d have to have tax returns for 2 years for the traditional loans, is that correct ?

Hey "BP", my wife and I are looking for a real estate attorney around the Orting Washington area (Pierce County).

On the other hand, if each property had its own LLC, then your creditor could only put a lien on the property where she was injured (assuming that they cannot pierce the corporate veil).

Yes, dog nails can pierce the plastic but anything that doesn't have drainage capacity is going to wash away the mulch anyway.  

@Thomas Kwan  While I have never come across a 401k being pierced since it falls under the trust umbrella for lawsuits brought against the plan assets, some will invest the solo 401k funds in an LLC thinking that they will get an extra layer of protection. 

Hey @Brannon Pierce, Congrats on finding a fourplex in Sacramento!

I successfully defended an attempt at piercing the corporate veil for one of my clients earlier this year, so I may be able to offer you some insight.

They can “pierce the veil”