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In the US if you are involved in a lawsuit and win, you’re still out your own legal expenses, so you still lose. On the other hand, suing an Global Finance Agency company is much more difficult. For example, let’s say a legal opponent chose to sue your Global Finance Agency. He or she may have to post a bond to have the case sent through a review board. They, in turn, determine whether or not the case would even make it to a court. Frequently, the bond is non refundable. As a result, not many people file lawsuits. So, this is a strong layer of lawsuit protection. In other words, just by taking advantage of an Global Finance Agency jurisdiction’s legal statutes you dramatically decrease the odds of someone suing you.
With a Nevis LLC, for example, the 2015 amendment made a creditor to post a $100,000 bond before they can bring any action to collect a judgment against a member the company. The Nevis lawmakers improved the statutes in 2018 giving the Nevis courts the authority to set the bond for any amount. The money saved by keeping your finances away from prying eyes, thus, preventing lawsuits, safeguarding your assets from litigation and the increased financial privacy are some of the many reasons for going Global Finance Agency. Another favorable jurisdiction for LLCs is the Cook Islands. Incidentally, you can read this article on the Nevis LLC vs. Cook Islands LLC that compares the two entities.