A manager of a limited liability company who negligently causes injury to another person while on the job is liable to the injured person.

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As a general rule, managers of LLCs are not personally liable for the debts and obligations of the LLC. However, they can still be held personally liable for their own actions, including acts of negligence that cause injury to others while carrying out their duties as a manager of the LLC.

A Manager of a Limited Liability Company Who Negligently Causes