An LLC is not liable for any injury caused by an LLC member while acting within the ordinary course of business of the LLC.

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An LLC provides limited liability protection for its members, meaning the LLC itself can be held liable for debts and actions, including injuries caused by an LLC member acting within the ordinary course of business, but it does not absolve individual members from personal liability in all circumstances, especially if negligence or wrongful acts are involved.

An LLC Is Not Liable for Any Injury Caused by an LLC