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Status as a Legal Entity – Practice Tips for Observing the Corporate Formalities

The corporation is a legal entity or “person,” separate from its officers, directors, shareholders and employees. One advantage of doing business in the corporate form is to prevent the corporation’s obligations from becoming the obligations of its officers, directors and shareholders by a third party attempting to “pierce the corporate veil.” Click here to read the article by Theresa M. Mehringer.

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