Get Sued

17 Mar 2025 · 1 min

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In this short, satirical video, the speaker outlines actions that would make an individual an obvious target for lawsuits. He advises against common asset‑protection strategies: setting up multiple limited liability companies (LLCs) to isolate assets, creating a shell corporation that appears to run the business while owning nothing, and establishing an anonymously named trust. Instead, he suggests making ownership transparent—using a trust in one’s own name—so that a potential plaintiff can easily locate the responsible party. The tone is ironic, presenting legal‑advice style guidance that actually encourages exposure rather than protection.

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If your goal is to make yourself a target for a lawsuit, do not do the following things. Do not create a series of limited liability companies for your assets. A series of LLCs or limited liability companies would isolate each of your assets. That would do nothing but limit your overall liability. That is a terrible idea if you want to make yourself a target for a lawsuit. So don't do it. Next, do not create a shell company to be the face of your business. A company that owns nothing but appears to operate everything. This would be terribly confusing to anyone who wanted to sue you. And last, do not create a trust with an anonymous name like Flat Jack, Jack Waffle, Bend Over, or Frankenheimer. Create a trust in your name so you can be easily found.