LLC Owner Liability

The question of creating a limited liability company that cannot be "breached" is a matter of proper formation, capitalization and operation.  Chapter 86 of the Nevada Revised Statutes provides liability protections for members of an LLC.  Generally no member or manager of any limited-liability company formed under the laws ofthe State of Nevada is individually liable for the debts or liabilities of the company. NRS 86.371.  A member of a limited-liability company is not a proper party to proceedings by or against the company, except where the object is to enforce the member's right against or liability to the company. NRS 86.381.  This latter statute allows members who are named to seek dismissal from the action. As far as identification of the owners of a limited liability company, there are some protections in that the annual corporate filings of a Manager-managed LLC only requires disclosure of management and not ownership.  While creating multiple layers of holding companies can create some degree of insulation from disclosure of details, you should understand that with additional layers of bureaucracy for creditors comes additional layers of bureaucracy for the entities and its management in being able to function.