Are corporate vice presidents liable for any debts
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Not likely if all corporate formalities have been followed and you did not personally guarantee debt.
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As Ms. Meyer stated, not if the corporation was properly formed, ongoing formalities were observed and no personal guarantees were executed. If the VPs are named in a lawsuit the corporation should pay for their defense. Notwithstanding, if I were filing a lawsuit against a small to medium sized corporation I would name the shareholders, directors and officers, individually, if I thought they may eventually be liable.
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Being vice presidents would not be enough to make them liable, but they could be liable for other reasons. Since you haven't provided any details, that's the best I can do. You should discuss your situation with a lawyer to learn where you stand.
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