> Thus, in order to go after the Sackler family's money, you basically have to claw back money that Purdue paid out to the family over the years.
Or you can find them personally, directly, criminally liable and their profits the result from a criminal conspiracy.
Personal crimes aren’t protected by the “veil” of LLC, so any assets of the family could be liable, after criminal conviction, for any civil claims from victims.
Or you can find them personally, directly, criminally liable and their profits the result from a criminal conspiracy.
Personal crimes aren’t protected by the “veil” of LLC, so any assets of the family could be liable, after criminal conviction, for any civil claims from victims.
At least, I think.