Legal Question in Business Law in California
I was having a custom car built by a small business that took my money and never finished building my car. I made payments for auto parts, accessories and labor cost. This went on for several years. When I first became a customer, the business was not yet an LLC. It became an LLC about 2 years after they took me on as a customer. I know an LLC protects the owners personal assets, however, since I was a customer before and continuously through the business's transition to an LLC, could the owner be personally sued and found financially liable?
Asked on 2/06/22, 6:29 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
Yes, unless you agreed that the LLC would assume the contract and release the original individuals.
Answered on 2/07/22, 11:17 am
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