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'with limited liability' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to a person or business organization that is subject to limited legal responsibility, such as in a joint venture agreement. For example, "The agreement between the two partners stipulates that they will operate the venture together, with limited liability."
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We analyze the problem for an agent with limited liability.
A royal charter allowed the bank to operate as a joint-stock bank with limited liability.
Being a limited company with limited liability has other obvious advantages: for a start, your home and your assets and those of your family are protected if your business goes into liquidation.
To cover his legal costs, Mr. Cosby is relying on the insurance policies he had on his homes in Massachusetts and California, each with limited liability coverage of $1 million, according to court records.
Each trust will operate like a private business with limited liability, a board of directors and ownership of its assets - as well as freedom to sell any of them with the permission of an unelected independent regulator.
In England the Joint-Stock Companies Act (1844) made incorporation possible merely by registration, and between 1844 and 1862 the full joint-stock company with limited liability for all shareholders became widespread.
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Thus companies over the years have gained immense privileges in their relationship with markets: limited liability, legal personality and easy incorporation.
SELF-EMPLOYMENT If you are filing Schedule C as a sole practitioner, Mr. Kess said, ask your adviser if you would be better off with a limited liability company.
Welcome to the family bank, which is really a trust combined with a limited liability company (LLC).
They have the flexibility of general partnerships with the limited liability of corporations, and tend to be the recommended entity type for many growing businesses.
It was signed with H211, a limited liability corporation that counts Eric E. Schmidt, Google's chief executive, as one of its principals.
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