OPINION
GILBERT, P. J.—
The creditor of a corporation obtains a default judgment against the corporation for $157,370. The corporation has no funds or assets and has been suspended by the Department of Corporations. The creditor then sues the sole shareholder of the corporation for $157,370.
Does due process protect the...
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