Legal Question in Personal Injury in Maryland

Can a partner in an LLC owning real property sue the LLC for injuries sustained on the property. In essence suing himself. The question stems from the condition of an LLC board denying recreational use of thee property by the LLC partners in fear of potential lawsuits if injuries are sustained. We are talking about the state of MD.


Asked on 8/25/10, 7:08 pm

2 Answers from Attorneys
Phillip M. Cook Cook Legal Services, LLC

Generally, Maryland laws views an LLC as a person. In other words, an LLC can enter into contracts, convey property, sue and be sued. Specifically, the answer to your question is "It depends." Is there a partnership or operating agreement in place? What are the terms? Indemnity provisions? Agreements not to sue?

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Answered on 8/30/10, 7:23 pm
G. Joseph Holthaus III Law Offices of G. Joseph Holthaus

You don't describe the property, manner of the person upon the property or injuries. Property held by an LLC can be attached.

Maryland law requires an analysis as to a person upon property to determine liability. Contact an attorney to discuss.

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Answered on 8/30/10, 7:24 pm


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