Gerentes no responden por todas las deudas de una empresa: cuándo su patrimonio sí puede quedar expuesto

Being a general manager of a company does not automatically make the executive responsible for all of the company's debts, sanctions, or problems. Because a corporation possesses its own distinct legal personality and independent assets, a fundamental separation exists between the corporate entity and the individuals managing it.

However, this legal separation is not absolute, and certain circumstances can expose a manager's personal assets to corporate liabilities. The distinction determines when executive liability applies beyond the standard corporate shield.