Multi-member LLC
A limited liability company with two or more members; workers' compensation treatment of working members depends on state law, management structure, ownership, and industry.
A multi-member LLC is not automatically treated like a partnership for workers' compensation in every state. Some states focus on whether members manage the company, how many member-managers there are, family relationships, ownership percentage, or whether the business is in construction.
Washington's published LLC guidance distinguishes member-managed and manager-managed structures and sets specific exclusion conditions. Florida applies its own member exemption requirements, including different construction and non-construction limits.
Where this definition comes from
Glossary entries are anchored to a state agency, statute, board, commission, or recognized workers' compensation authority rather than a generalized summary.
More terms
- Additional insured
- Agricultural/farm labor exclusion
- Assigned risk pool / residual market
- Casual employment
- CE-200 (New York)
- Certificate holder
- Certificate of election
- Certificate of insurance (COI)
- Civil penalty (uninsured employer)
- Class code
- Competitive state fund
- Construction vs non-construction classification