Legal Question in Business Law in Delaware
I am thet sole owner of an llc. My LLC was loaned 500K to invest in a trucking route business. There is no personal guarantee for the loan. What happens if the trucking business fails. Am I personally liable for the outstanding balance? What would be my options?
1 Answer from Attorneys
It is very hard to believe that someone who has $500K to loan to a new business would be frankly foolish enough to lend it without any personal guarantee at all. If that is the case, then you would not be liable unless they can show that the entity was really a sham or " alter ego" entity and that this was more of a fraud than it was a legit business transaction.
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