Whether or not your personal assets could be reached if you are sued depends on what the grounds for the suit are--do they arise out of something your LLC did (e.g. investment by the LLC, business conducted by the LLC, assets owned by the LLC) or something you did (personal services you provided not through your business; sale of intellectual property owned by you, not the LLC; etc.). An LLC will limit your liability--the most you can lose is what you have in the LLC and it's assets--if the LLC is the "guilty," so to speak, party. The fact you have an LLC does not mean that any lawsuit vs. you in  a commercial context is automatically against the LLC. You need to consult with an attorney who can review all the facts of the case in detail to see what your potential liability and best recourse is.