Legal Question in Business Law in Georgia

Personal liability associated with a limited liability company
I have started a new business under the LLC entity. My business is a healthcare staffing service. We provide hospitals a respiratory therapist and/or nurse when the hospital needs a shift covered, due to the fact that they are unable to cover the shift with their own staff(staff calling in sick, to many patients not enough staff, etc.) My question is, since my businness relates to healthcare, if one of my employees causes harm to a patient and a lawsuit develops, how liable am I personally under the LLC entity?????

Asked on 8/08/00, 12:38 am

Charles W. Field Charles W. Field, Attorney at Law

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Re: Personal liability associated with a limited liability company

If the LLC was properly formed you should have no personal liability. However, you should consult with an attorney. Murphy's Law, you know?

Answered on 9/18/00, 5:34 pm

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