Rogge Dunn was quoted in article by Dallas News SportsDay regarding the use of LLCs by college football coaches.
Rogge Dunn, a Dallas-based attorney, said he once set up a similar company for a coach to operate summer camps. If something disastrous happened, the corporation was liable to get sued, not the coach himself. While an individual could lose millions or other assets in a civil cuit, a corporation generally doesn’t have any assets to forfeit, even if a judge rules the camp or its affiliates were at fault.
“They just close down the corporation and start a new one two weeks later under a different name,” Dunn said. “That’s a huge difference.”
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