Legal Question in Business Law in Tennessee

Re: Document Signings

The principal designation is probably fine, but keep in mind that liability protection depends on more than just stating you are an LLC. It must be properly set up with a comprehensive operating agreement and maintained according to those terms and Georgia law.

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Re: Document Signings

Remember, if you want the protections of an LLC, then the LLC should be signing the contract with the other party-- not you or your business partner.

That being said, generally speaking, when a LLC signs a contract, then you or your business partner sign the contract to indicate that you have sufficient authority to bind the LLC to the contractual agreement. To that extent, it does not matter if you indicate that you are a member, principal, or president.

Keep in mind that this is general information only, and it could be different depending on your specific factual scenario. Also, the above is purely for informational purposes, and no attorney-client relationship exists.