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There is nothing in the constitution that says we can't sue legal constructs which means that while tort law and contract law might need to be updated (and whil
by Avshalom 11y ago
There is nothing in the constitution that says we can't sue legal constructs which means that while tort law and contract law might need to be updated (and while not a lawyer I suspect there is already a lot of parallel law for these cases because corporate personhood is a leaky abstraction) it certainly wouldn't be impossible.
And of course this ignores the fact that corporations with personhood are not the only way to organize a company or the only way to limit liability.