Generally, stockholder liability is limited to stock held in the corporation. Delaware law includes Close Corporation provisions. Classes of stock may be issued in series. Delaware has maintained a preeminent position with its Limited Liability Company stature. Delaware law does not require that the name of any member of the LLC be disclosed in the certificate of formation.
Some states require the publication of the names of all members.
Unlike other states, single member LLC's are permitted. The creation of your LLC may be your only contact with Delaware. Delaware does not require you to have any meetings in the state nor are you ever required to visit Delaware. A Delaware operating agreement may contain provisions which deny voting rights to some members and may also exculpate members and managers from personal liability and may permit indemnification. Delaware permits maximum flexibility in drafting operating agreements.