> Example, I would always advise against a "single member" LLC because an LLC is considered a Partnership, thus Courts will not enforce Partnership protection w

> Example, I would always advise against a "single member" LLC because an LLC is considered a Partnership, thus Courts will not enforce Partnership protection where there are no Partners (ie, single member) and the LLC can be liable for Founder's personal debts Is this actually true? I keep reading stuff like this on the Internet, but the corporate law textbook "corporations" by Alan Palmiter indicates otherwise. It would be nice if people qualified their opinion by referencing actual cases or studies.