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Suing a Company That Has Been Sold: Is it Possible?

By | March 8th, 2013

QUESTION: I am suing a company but it has been sold to another. Will I still be able to recover anything? How? ANSWER: There is a satisfaction of judgment dilemma when the suit is against a corporation that has been dissolved or sold. Under various circumstances, a corporation’s (or other business entity’s) liabilities may be imposed on its successors after the corporation has dissolved.

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