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Key Takeaway In Pennsylvania, a small business owner can be held personally liable for damages resulting from a car accident while driving a company-owned vehicle if they were negligent. Factors include the owner's actions, business structure, and insurance coverage. Piercing the corporate veil is possible in certain circumstances. Consult Fiffik Law Group for tailored legal advice. How Does Pennsylvania Law Determine Liability in a Company Vehicle Accident? Pennsylvania law

Business owners and real estate investors often consider the option of transferring ownership of their properties into a Limited...

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By Michael Fiffik, Esquire As a lawyer who helps launch hundreds of companies annually , I am often asked whether forming a limited...