BigT LLC is a limited liability company owned by three membe…
BigT LLC is a limited liability company owned by three members: Alice, Bob, and Charlie. The LLC’s operating agreement limits its business to managing rental properties. Without consulting the other members, Alice uses LLC funds to invest $500,000 in a cryptocurrency venture under her own name. The venture fails, leaving the LLC unable to pay its creditors. Several creditors sue BigT LLC, as well as Alice, Bob, and Charlie individually, seeking to recover the unpaid debts. Bob and Charlie argue that they are protected by the LLC’s limited liability shield. However, evidence reveals the following: Charlie frequently commingled LLC funds with his personal bank account. Alice acted without the consent of Bob and Charlie in making the investment. The LLC was undercapitalized at the time of formation, with no separate reserve fund for its liabilities. Under these circumstances, what is the most likely outcome?
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