That or set up a dummy corporation with the word "monster" in the name, since you're basically guaranteed they'll spin their wheels serving a summons for merely existing. (Don't worry, you'll have limited personal liability.) You pick, whatever's easier.

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Note that while a limited partnership or a limited liability company theoretically limits personal liability for those who form it, there's less protection if you perform day-to-day operations or make decisions for the business.

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We have seen many large organizations decide that their liability on personal devices is limited to protecting corporate data, and that they are not liable for personal Web, app or other activity on those devices.

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Simply, that is a business structure with limited liability that allows investors to be taxed at their personal rate on dividends.

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If your part-time delivery man hits a pedestrian, then a corporate shell, such as a limited liability company, can provide an extra layer of protection for your personal assets.

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