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You absolutely must take measures to protect your assets by limiting your personal liability in case you are sued. Simply filing a “Doing Business As” certificate with the county or state you are operating in will not be sufficient to protect your personal assets if you are sued in a court of law.
However, there are some very simple steps you can take to help limit your liability as a small business owner. Here’s how:
