No basis exists for holding respondent personally liable for the judgment that petitioner obtained against respondent's professional corporation for unpaid rent. Respondent completely dominated the professional corporation of which he was the only shareholder, director and employee. However, respondent did not misuse the corporate form for his personal ends so as to commit a wrong against petitioner warranting equitable intervention (see Matter of Morris v New York State...
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