Shareholders Personally Liable for Obligations of Corporation

The video tutorial discusses the concept of personal liability in relation to corporate obligations, emphasizing that shareholders are generally protected from personal liability for corporate debts. However, in certain cases, such as when the corporate veil is pierced, shareholders can be held personally liable. The tutorial explains the conditions under which the corporate veil can be pierced, including the misuse of the corporation as a shell, lack of business formalities, and improper capitalization. It highlights the importance of maintaining a clear separation between corporate and personal assets to avoid personal liability.

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