Does an LLC structure eliminate the need for VC insurance?
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The Coyle Group
“No. An LLC limits personal liability for business debts but does not protect GPs from claims alleging personal wrongdoing, fiduciary breaches, or professional negligence. D&O, E&O, and GPL insurance address those exposures specifically.”
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