United States — Nebraska
§ 21-129. Liability of members and managers.
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A limited liability company’s debts stay with the company, not with members or managers just because of their roles.
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A limited liability company’s debts stay with the company, not with members or managers just because of their roles.
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A foreign limited liability company must apply for a certificate of authority to do business in this state and include required filing materials.
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