The limited liability corporation, or LLC, was first established by a Wyoming statute in 1977. Since then, all 50 states have passed laws recognizing the LLC as a legal entity, but not all states offer the same protection from liability. Some states have many pages of exceptions to liability protection. In Nevada, the law is simple and clear. Directors and officers are protected from personal responsibility as long as their actions on behalf of the corporation have been lawful. Incorporating in Nevada can help you protect your assets in the event that your corporation is sued.
How to Get Started Incorporating in Nevada
Many people assume that incorporating in Nevada is an easy matter and try to do it themselves. Often, these people overlook important legal specifications and find themselves without the personal liability protection they had counted on. Rather than trusting your corporation to luck, let the experts at Silver Shield Services, Inc., help you with your application. For more information or to hire us to handle your incorporation, please visit our website at http://www.shieldcorp.net/.
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