The questions presented are i) whether at least some types of limited liability companies may be considered a "person" and thus a "customer" under the Right to Financial Privacy Act for purposes of allowing such companies to sue the United States, and ii) whether the scope of jurisdictional discovery should be broadened when, absent such discovery, the doors to federal court are left closed and viable claims are left unaddressed.

Whether limited liability companies are 'persons' under the Right to Financial Privacy Act