Forming an LLC would not protect your assets in this case. To hold your assets apart from your LLC, you would have to demonstrate the "arms-length" distinction between yourself and the LLC. This isn't there so any lawsuit arising from your personal/professional actions would subject your personal assets to recovery by the aggrieved party.
It is important to know that just having an LLC doesn't protect you, it needs to be run in such a manner as to make it a distinct entity. Also if you do something in the LLC (or any company) that can be seen as not in your companies best interest (like embezzling from a client) you can still be held personally liable, even if the transactions were done through the company.