I am particularly interested in the liability protection provided by an LLC (selling physical products).
How much legally grounded advice is provided as a part of the service about how to avoid activities that could make the corporate veil easier to pierce in the event of a lawsuit?
I've heard anecdotally about doing a good job of keeping business and personal accounts completely separate, for example. This is the type of advice that I would typically lean on a lawyer for, but it seems could be easily provided as a part of this service.
We're not lawyers and we cannot licitly give legal advice, but part of the service is that we can introduce you to lawyers. We do have guides about topics including that topic specifically; you can find them at https://stripe.com/atlas/guides ; I can't remember which one addresses that issue off the top of my head.
How much legally grounded advice is provided as a part of the service about how to avoid activities that could make the corporate veil easier to pierce in the event of a lawsuit?
I've heard anecdotally about doing a good job of keeping business and personal accounts completely separate, for example. This is the type of advice that I would typically lean on a lawyer for, but it seems could be easily provided as a part of this service.