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> And even if it is what the jury just decided, Jones' company is already "bankrupt" (yet still on the air) I was under the impression the courts were "unwindi
by FireBeyond 4y ago
> And even if it is what the jury just decided, Jones' company is already "bankrupt" (yet still on the air)
I was under the impression the courts were "unwinding" (perhaps not the correct technical term) some of his bankruptcy efforts for precisely this - being illusory efforts to avoid consequences, rather than functional lack of solvency.
- glenstein 4y agoI am under the same impression. Everything I've heard re: the bankruptcy filings suggests that none of his machinations will protect his assets from the courts.
- thechao 4y agoI live in Texas, but I'm (distantly) familiar with California: when the defendant loses & is a complete turd, judges have (delightedly) "peered through the corporate veil".