Do public sector organization have limited liability?

Public sector organizations generally do not have limited liability in the same way that private companies do. While they are typically funded by taxpayer money and have certain protections under sovereign immunity, this does not equate to limited liability. Instead, liabilities incurred by public entities may be covered by government funds or insurance, but they remain accountable to the public and government oversight. Ultimately, the specifics can vary by jurisdiction and the type of organization involved.