Sanchez v. Mulvaney

How courts have described this case

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• holding that LLC member could be held individually liable for “his own, allegedly tortious or fraudulent actions”
• remanding case to trial court to allow court to address issue of individual liability for employee on claims that employee committed tortious or fraudulent acts
• drawing distinction between contract claims, for which plaintiff may pierce LLC’s veil upon showing of actual fraud, and tort claims, for which LLC member is individually liable for own tortious acts
• drawing distinction between contract claims, for which plaintiff may pierce an LLC’s veil upon a showing of actual fraud, and tort claims, for which an LLC member is individually liable for his own tortious acts
• discussing summary judgment burden to raise fact issue on piercing corporate veil
• permitting claims against LLC member based on his own liability to proceed

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).