What is a limited liability company?
A limited liability company is a legal entity whose capital consists of members’ interests.
Key concepts and application
Company debts and personal liability of members or managers require separate analysis; public debts and special obligations may create exceptions. The company agreement and law define decision and management powers.
Rights, procedure and limits
Transfers, registration and representation can have formal requirements. Review the commercial register, company agreement and current law before acting.
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