When Courts Will Pierce the Corporate VeilCourts might pierce the corporate veil and impose personal liability on officers, directors, shareholders, or members when all of the following are true.

“January appears to have delivered a perfect economic storm of sorts, with some consumers focused on paying off holiday credit card bills, others concerned about the recent bump in mortgage rates and still others that may have felt the squeeze from the partial government shutdown,” said HAR Chair Shannon Cobb Evans with Heritage Texas Properties.

Spread of Cap Rate - Int Rate COC 4.00% 8.42% 3.00% 6.69% 2.00% 4.82% 1.00% 2.81% 0.00% 0.67% -1.00% -1.59% -2.00% -3.95%NOTE: The above sensitivity tables are meant to show the general nature of the correlations between CoC and Leverage (i.e. direct or inverse).

SAC came with the space for a number of chairs.

@Tara Wright  I have a friend who works at Stanford, and when she told me how much she was paying in rent, I nearly fell out of my chair. 

Even when he buys the whole company, he is very focused on buying a good management team so he can avoid being hands on.Investing direct or through others is a decision.

I'm interested in hearing the thoughts from experts on the site.Regards,John RubinoManaging Director and FounderJID Investments, LLC

In addition to reading every single post on this site,do as I do and go to Barnes and Noble, pick a book off the shelf,find a chair, read the whole d**n thing, and thencarefully put it back on the shelf.

Does the entire Board of Directors of Microsoft have to sign for every purchase from Office Depot?

I can still be sued since I would be a director of the Corp and anyone who is going to sue will do so to the corp and director.